On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This file has called me more grief then I dont know what :(
> I deleted it on purpose because i couldnt get any new apps to show up in my
> Apple X11 Applications menu. I then installed Xfree86 4.4 from the fink unstable
> but it didnt make a new .xi
This file has called me more grief then I dont know what :(
I deleted it on purpose because i couldnt get any new apps to show up in my
Apple X11 Applications menu. I then installed Xfree86 4.4 from the fink unstable
but it didnt make a new .xinitrc file when it was installed. So now I have
Xfre
If this is helpful-Additionally I ran fink-virtual-pkgs --debug and got:
Muchas Gracias!
[Brian-OKeefes-Computer:~] brianokeefe% fink-virtual-pkgs --debug
- checking for cctools version... 490
- running /usr/bin/cc -o /var/tmp/tmp.0.PChEn0.dylib
/var/tmp/tmp.0.PChEn0.c -dynamiclib -single_module >
Peter DePasquale wrote:
I'm trying to install tetex via fink on my G5 running 10.3.3. I'm new
to fink, but was able to install a few other packages successfully.
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echo "Preparing xdvi for the alternatives system ..."
Preparing xdvi for the alternatives system ...
mv /sw/src/root-tetex-2.0.2-3
I'm trying to install tetex via fink on my G5 running 10.3.3. I'm new to fink,
but was able to install a few other packages successfully.
In installing tetex (or tetex-shlibs) the installation dies with problems
related to the lack of finding xdvik. Here's a snippet from the tail end of the
i
I thought that perhaps someone else has run into this problem,
I have been in communication with Alexander Hansen re: my attempts to
upgrade to KDE3.2 He suggested that I also contact you.
I am running OS10.2.3 on a G4TiBook. I've updated Fink and several
packages including some KDE as I tried
Martin Gohla wrote:
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Did I understand right, that there isn't only a simple command, as for
instance typing only the filename xinvaders and the program will start.
No, you didn't understand right. Of course, *if* everything is
configured right, you just type "xinvaders" at the command prompt a
When installing various bundle-gnome components I keep get alot of unable to register issues with docs and scrollkeeper. Is this something I should be worried about? Do something about? Don't see anything in the faq about this. Search of mailing list gives a bunch of messages will similar problems
Max Kaplan wrote:
Hey all, I was looking on the Fink/apt database and I noticed that there
is no symlink, and their appears to be no symlink built into OS 10.3.3,
when I did a "find / -name symlink" it returns nothing. Can anyone help me?
What is 'symlink' ?
DO you wish to create a symbolic link
Hey all, I was looking on the Fink/apt database and I noticed that
there is no symlink, and their appears to be no symlink built into OS
10.3.3, when I did a "find / -name symlink" it returns nothing. Can
anyone help me?
Max Kaplan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
dynamicdeeds.com
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Thanks for the tip. I'll try it anew and will check every single step.
Martin
Am 27.03.2004 15:21 Uhr schrieb Martin Costabel:
Martin Gohla wrote:
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But at the end, it failed and stopped and I don't know why!
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Four things to do: Look at the failure message on your screen and then
1. Go to the F
Am 27.03.2004 18:14 Uhr schrieb Remi Mommsen:
Have you run in FinkCommander Binary -> Update Descriptions? If yes
proceed as Martin Costabel suggested.
Thanks, that helped.
Martin
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Am 28.03.2004 9:58 Uhr schrieb Martin Costabel:
Martin Gohla wrote:
Opend a terminal and
Martin-Gohlas-Computer:~ martin$ open xinvaders
2004-03-28 08:38:47.814 open[340] No such file: /Users/martin/xinvaders
This is normal. The "open" command is an Apple-specific gadget whose
interaction with
Bryan Beau Grant wrote:
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I have read the FAQ's. I have gotten tons of helpful advice. I just
want someone to admit that GnuCash just does not work on Mac, then i
will quietly go away and go on and buy someting from the store. If it
does work, will someone PLEASE HELP?
Just for the fun of it
Martin Gohla wrote:
Opend a terminal and
Martin-Gohlas-Computer:~ martin$ open xinvaders
2004-03-28 08:38:47.814 open[340] No such file: /Users/martin/xinvaders
This is normal. The "open" command is an Apple-specific gadget whose
interaction with the Unix side of OSX is rather obscure. In partic
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