Jan Dockx wrote:
Bonjour Martin,I don't have much experience with dselect, the interface is just too awful. If you want to install binaries from the command line, I'd recommend apt-get. Just do "sudo apt-get update" and then replace "fink install" by "sudo apt-get install". It is, in general, quite intelligent in resolving dependencies.
Don't know, but I'll try. I was actually referring to installing the binary distribution using dselect. Sorry I didn't mention that.
And I can't get that to work. I am just running around, trying to resolve conflicts and dependencies.
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Martin
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