> > Why wait til then to tell them? How would the Apple community react if > Apple's Software Update stopped checking for updated software, but > appeared to still be working, and Apple knew about it, and had a fix, > but didn't tell anyone about it unless they figured out that it wasn't > working and asked Apple about it? I think many users would be upset > that there was updated software available, and that Software Update > wasn't telling them about it How is this any different than the > situation with fink 0.22.0? If users are told in a timely fashion they > will be happy that the bug was fixed quickly. If they don't find out > until much later they will feel upset that no one deigned to tell them > about it. > > Anyway, my fink is working, and I'll stop worrying about the other fink > users, as no one else seems to care about them. I'll drop this subject. > > Kevin > >
Without going into political debate here, I was one person having made a self-update which broke my Fink. Doing this fixed it : $ sudo dpkg -r --force-remove-essential --force-depends fink $ sudo dpkg --install /sw/fink/debs/fink_0.21.1-1_darwin-powerpc.deb $ fink selfupdate Cheers, Pejvan -- Pejvan BEIGUI [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cet email comporte une signature electronique au format OpenPGP/MIME. Pour votre propre s�curit�, tout email semblant provenir de cette adresse mais ne comportant pas de signature ou une signature non-valide sera r�put� falsifi�.
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