Randall Wood wrote: > /Applications is a magic location in Mac OS X. Unless your app is in > /Applications, ~/Applications, or /Network/*/Applications (I'm not > sure how the /Network domain works), certain standard Cocoa features > (like placing items in the Services menu) will be turned off in the > app. Since MacPorts sticks its apps in /Applications/MacPorts, its > apps get the standard features (Fink apps don't).
Right, so we get the three settings. Four, if you count "tclpackage". /Library/Tcl being another magic location of Mac OS X, Ticket #12943 Note that the defaults change to ~, if not installing as root user. (i.e. ~/Applications/MacPorts, ~/Library/Frameworks, ~/Library/Tcl) But moving frameworks to inside prefix would be a good thing anyway, even if not able to move the other two locations due to restrictions. --anders _______________________________________________ macports-dev mailing list macports-dev@lists.macosforge.org http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/macports-dev