On Mar 6, 2004, at 8:07 PM, Carol Kankelborg wrote:
Martin,
As you may have read in my most recent post, I did fix the problem without having to
reinstall X11-beta3. I will keep xfree86-4.4.0 in mind in case my X11 does get corrupted
before I get around to getting Panther.
Actually I was afraid that your Apple X11 was already corrupt, but fortunately this doesn't seem to be the case.
[]You hint that Fink now detects x11 automatically. Is this why system-xfree86 no longer
needs to be explicitly installed? What other place-holder packages like system-xfree86
are no longer necessary?
Package: system-java13 Package: system-java13-dev Package: system-java14
Package: system-java14-dev
Package: system-perl
I think the only other virtual package in Alexander's list that replaces a previously existing real system-* package is system-perl. But problems with that one don't hit ordinary people, only perl freaks who mostly deserve what they are getting :-)
-- Martin
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