> Great ! It works also for me ! Thanks a lot !
>
> Just one point: apt-get install patch places a new patch in /sw/bin.
> Think to remove the one in /usr/bin.


Removing the one in /usr/bin isn't necessary as long as /sw/bin is in 
your path BEFORE /usr/bin (which it is, by default).  It MIGHT be that 
the one in /usr/bin has differences that are necessary for OS X, so 
removing it *might* be a prob if u want to compile for OS X.  For that 
matter, I don't trust ANY of the fink-installed binaries to be 
better/more-bug-free than the native OS X ones, so what I did was added 
"source /sw/bin/init.csh" to ~/.cshrc as usual for installing fink, but 
once I was done installing and had an X-Window server and kde 
installed, I removed ~/.cshrc and did the following: added 
/usr/X11R6/bin to the END of my default path in 
/usr/share/tcsh/examples/login and /etc/profile, and added "source 
/sw/bin/init.sh" and "/sw/bin/startkde" to 
/usr/X11R6/etc/xinit/xinitrc.  This way the apple terminal always uses 
only the default apple path and the konsole always uses the fink path.



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