On Wednesday, May 15, 2002, at 11:50 PM, Ben Hines wrote:
> As a test I added:
> -j `hostinfo | grep processors | tail -n1 | sed -e
> 's/^.*,[[:space:]]\([[:digit:]]*\)[[:space:]]processors.*$/\1/'`
>
> just after the "make" command in the "glib2" package and "gnome-core"
> package (i had to
The "fink index" seems to index what you have installed, rather than
what is in the info files you have. Is this a bug or a feature? Looks
like a bug, but i'm not sure. :)
An example:
I had unrar-3.0b7 installed. I deleted the unrar3.0b7 info file and
replaced it with a 3.0 file, and added
As a test I added:
-j `hostinfo | grep processors | tail -n1 | sed -e
's/^.*,[[:space:]]\([[:digit:]]*\)[[:space:]]processors.*$/\1/'`
just after the "make" command in the "glib2" package and "gnome-core"
package (i had to add the standard compilescript to gnome-core)
Here are the results:
Hi Fink Developers,
First of all, I want to thank you for the tremendous job you're doing.
Please don't take any of my criticism in the wrong way; it's only
intended to help. I'm new to OS X and Fink, but have had many years of
experience with software development on many platforms, includin
Hi Martin. All that is being added is a BuildDepends, so I don't want to
bump version numbers. The lesstif package is being built the same way,
but now being subdivided into splitoffs.
For testing purposes, I only put the new lesstif into unstable for a few
days, so I could only add lesstif-dev
I just did a fink update-all and the compilation of amaya broke with
../../thotlib/include/thot_gui.h:127: header file 'Xm/MwmUtil.h' not found
etc.
Turned out this was the same problem someone had yesterday with nedit:
If one uses the unstable tree and did regular update-all's, then
lesstif-de
I'm passing on a request from one of our users (made in correspsondence
about a bug he reported). He uses dselect, and tried to install some
things which are available as binaries, but they depend on other things
which are not available as binaries. Is there any way we can add something
to dsele
At 23:15 Uhr +1000 15.05.2002, Kim Holburn wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have been trying to port qtfw to my Mac, thinking it might be an
>alternative to various shareware firewall guis (until the jag thingy
>sysprefs firewall arrives). It seems to need a header file called
>ostream.h (from Freebsd). Anyo
Hi,
I have been trying to port qtfw to my Mac, thinking it might be an
alternative to various shareware firewall guis (until the jag thingy
sysprefs firewall arrives). It seems to need a header file called
ostream.h (from Freebsd). Anyone know if there is an alternative in
Darwin or in some
On Wednesday, May 15, 2002, at 08:08 PM, Alex Blewitt wrote:
> Thanks, this would do the trick. However, I didn't come across that on
> the FAQs because it wasn't next to the question regarding how to update
> finks from the unstable distribution.
Probably needs updating or a least mentioning
Try the command 'fink selfupdate-cvs' this updates your .info files with
the latest from cvs. Is that what your after???
Matt
On Wednesday, May 15, 2002, at 07:38 PM, Alex Blewitt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using fink to install some packages not in the stable database, and
> followed the FAQ to mo
Hi,
I'm using fink to install some packages not in the stable database, and
followed the FAQ to move the finkinfo files into the main so that fink
install would see them.
However, the finkinfo file that I had was out of date with the current
unstable version (a new version had appeared) so a
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