I think it was the gnucash help viewer that did not work. I forget
which html browser it uses, but I was told that gnucash documents was
not going to be available for a while until Apple fixed Leopard.
You need no pardoning for your cynicism. It seems entirely justified.
Payam
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On Jul 15, 2008, at 9:52 PM, David Reiser wrote:
> Pardon my cynicism, but there are at least several pieces of gnome
> that don't quite run properly anywhere.
>
> The slew of updates means that the fink wizards have finally been
> able to accommodate a major change that took place in gnome a while
> back that adversely affected fink being able to provide new packages
> that didn't break packages that users already had installed.
>
> Along the way, some of the problems between Gnome and Leopard may
> have been worked around. What behavior, specifically, are you hoping
> to see? And in which package(s)?
>
> Dave
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