I added some 'groups' to the fink package submission tracker. Please
set the field when you modify a submission tracker item. It will let us
track the state of the tracker easier by allowing people to see which
items have not been touched.
All 'open' items with group 'Undergoing Validation' hav
Le 31 janv. 2004, à 23:31, Bertrand Lupart a écrit :
Then I just need to put a notice in the info file for the user so that
he prepends the path to his locale man pages to MANPATH.
He shouldn't need to. From the man man page:
...
More, its man page seems to require the charset in the path:
...in th
Matthias Neeracher wrote:
2. Foo.app and Foo.framework are installed to /sw/.Applications and
/sw/Library/Frameworks respectively.
I'm somewhat uncomfortable with .Applications, as that would make a
potentially large directory invisible from the Finder. I agree that our
objective here is
Hello. I used fink to install enlightenment on my 10.3 system, but when
I tried to load X11, it would fail with this message:
dyld: /sw/bin/enlightenment can't open library: /sw/lib/libdl.0.dylib
(No such file or directory, errno = 2)
I searched the internet for information relating to that err
Matthias Neeracher wrote:
I'm somewhat uncomfortable with .Applications, as that would make a
potentially large directory invisible from the Finder. I agree that our
objective here is to make the directory "invisible" so users don't mess
with the contents, but I feel that this could be achieved
On Jan 31, 2004, at 7:54 PM, James Gibbs wrote:
I made a list of packages in 10.2-gcc3.3 that have not yet been moved
to the 10.3 tree.
How about a list sorted by maintainer? That helps a lot usually.
Dave
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Dave Vasilevsky wrote:
On Jan 31, 2004, at 7:54 PM, James Gibbs wrote:
I made a list of packages in 10.2-gcc3.3 that have not yet been moved
to the 10.3 tree.
How about a list sorted by maintainer? That helps a lot usually.
Or you can use the compare-trees.pl script at the top of the trees,
w
I think I might be the one responsible for the suggestion that we should
"hide" the location where we store Fink applications. I was under the
impression -- which I now discover is incorrect -- that /sw was hidden
in the Finder by default.
(This raises an interesting question about whether we sho
John Philip wrote:
Hello. I used fink to install enlightenment on my 10.3 system, but when
I tried to load X11, it would fail with this message:
dyld: /sw/bin/enlightenment can't open library: /sw/lib/libdl.0.dylib
(No such file or directory, errno = 2)
How did you install it? If this is a bina
David R. Morrison wrote:
(And I have to admit I haven't understood why Aliases should be preferred
here... a command-line-oriented program like Fink will have an easier
time manipulating symlinks, I would think.)
For one thing, aliases preserve the app's icon.
I put a new version of my finkcomman
Martin Costabel wrote:
David R. Morrison wrote:
(And I have to admit I haven't understood why Aliases should be preferred
here... a command-line-oriented program like Fink will have an easier
time manipulating symlinks, I would think.)
For one thing, aliases preserve the app's icon.
I put a ne
Benjamin Reed wrote:
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I really don't think we should have packages install their stuff
directly in /sw/Applications in their install phase; instead I think we
I'm not sure if I understand you here. The finkcommander package builds
in /sw/src/finkcommander-0.5.1-2/FinkCommander and installs int
Here's an extended quote from Apple's Human Interface Guidelines document:
By default, applications should be installed in /Applications, where they
are accessible to all users on that particular computer. It may be
appropriate to install some applications in the Applications folder in a
user?s h
At 23:49 -0800 31/1/04, Ben Hines wrote:
I added some 'groups' to the fink package submission tracker. Please
set the field when you modify a submission tracker item. It will let
us track the state of the tracker easier by allowing people to see
which items have not been touched.
This change loo
Martin Costabel wrote:
I really don't think we should have packages install their stuff
directly in /sw/Applications in their install phase; instead I think we
I'm not sure if I understand you here. The finkcommander package builds
in /sw/src/finkcommander-0.5.1-2/FinkCommander and installs int
I tried the system-ghostscript8 package from 10.2-gcc3.3 on 10.3 - I
even installed iinstaller and the ghostscript8 ipackage. The
system-ghostscript8 package installs OK. I even installs when its
version is 8.00, although the gs version installed with the iinstaller
is 8.13. There is a /usr/loc
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