> On Aug 21, 2016, at 15:52, TheSin wrote:
>
> feel free if you have a working version, I don’t have 10.12 installed yet and
> I”d need to reinstall master fink to test anything since i run my PR
> currently. unless you means it’s just a dist update, maybe I can just merge
> now and have one
feel free if you have a working version, I don’t have 10.12 installed yet and
I”d need to reinstall master fink to test anything since i run my PR currently.
unless you means it’s just a dist update, maybe I can just merge now and have
one file?
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I have 10.12-compatible .info files for the following packages. Rather than
dumping them on the tracker or the mailing list, could the respective
maintainers contact me and I’ll either add the updates or send them out to you
for evaluation?
Thanks in advance.
Maintainer: Daniel Macks
langu
> On Jul 29, 2016, at 06:54, isb...@verizon.net wrote:
>
> Thanks Alexander,
>
> I was meaning to weigh in on Fink 10.12. I was able to make minor changes to
> the bootstrap routines and successfully built a distribution under Sierra
> Public Beta #2.
>
> One key point was to NOT ask to downl
Thanks Alexander,I was meaning to weigh in on Fink 10.12. I was able to make minor changes to the bootstrap routines and successfully built a distribution under Sierra Public Beta #2.One key point was to NOT ask to download binary distributions (since 10.12 doesn't exist on the mirrors yet).Unfortu
Hey, folks.
Does anybody happen to know if there are any huge changes for building on 10.12
vs. older OS X? Specifically, I’m most concerned with changes that might
entail creating a new distribution tree, like a new default C++ ABI or anything
else that would preclude upgrading a Fink tree in
