On Wed, Jul 14, 2004 at 12:15:38PM -0700, Topher Fischer wrote:
> This is something that I've muddled through many
> times, but never had a good idea of what I was
> actually doing.  If someone could give a good
> explanation of the ideas behind the actions, I would
> be very happy and thankful.
> 
> I just decided to attempt to "upgrade" Gimp on my
> machine (which I guess is just the same as installing
> from scratch).  I'm running RH9, but I could only find
> an RPM for Fedora Core 1.  I didn't think it was the
> right one for me, but I got it and tried it anyway,
> but was then faced with a long list of dependencies
> that need to be taken care of first.  I've found some
> of them in tarballs, zipped in various formats, but
> now what?  How do I get them into thier proper places,
> configured properly, and such
> 
> Any help would be appreciated.
> (I wouldn't mind seeing something like this at an UUG
> meeting, but I think I'm the only real newbie that
> occasionally attends (sorry, astronomy's not my
> thing)).

So I finally got off my duff and wrote up some more info for the slides
from 2 meetings ago. Now with a special slide 6! Anyhow, Check this out
(be it a little late) it might help. I am looking for critism.

http://spr.mahonri5.net/ugg/1.html

This is cross posted between our two lists so everyone can give me
feedback. And to encourage action from the ranks of the UUG concerning
making info for newbies in like for the next "Don't Fear the Penguin"
meeting.

-- 
Scott Paul Robertson
http://spr.mahonri5.net
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