On May 20, 2004, at 21:18, Lloyd Budd wrote:
On 20-May-04, at 23:38, Justin Walker wrote:
On May 20, 2004, at 20:11, Brandon Potter wrote:
When fink installed it created the .profile for me. There is no .bash_profile on my system.
I can't answer this one; someone with more in-depth understanding of the install mechanism may know.
So, I should create .bash_profile and put /sw/bin/init.sh in it? That's all that's in the .profile
That should do it.
No ... I would be surprised if that relates . .profile is fine .
.profile is fine only if none of the 'higher priority' startup scripts are present; I didn't list them, but the man page does.
It almost sounds like your gimp and abiword problems are separate from each other .
What does
which gimp
return ?
Good point. The same should be done for all the executables.
For abiword my guess would be a problem with the X11 install and the related packages . Maybe that relates to the gimp problem too .
It's definitely worth checking. It's anomalous behavior, and may well point to the real problem.
Regards,
Justin
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