On Thursday, September 19, 2002, at 11:08 AM, Bruce Korb wrote:
>
>>> It finally
>>> blew up and died ... because something needed XFree86
>>> but it hadn't been downloaded.
>
> some dependency must have been missed. Clearly not a Big Deal.
> Just FYI.
But as a developer, you will unders
At 11:20 Uhr -0600 19.09.2002, Jeff Whitaker wrote:
>Bruce: That long list of dependencies comes from libxml2, which
>BuildDepends on python. Python in turn Depends on a whole bunch of stuff.
>Note this is a build time dependency only, someone installing a binary
>would not have to install all
Jeff Whitaker wrote:
>
> Bruce: That long list of dependencies comes from libxml2, which
> BuildDepends on python. Python in turn Depends on a whole bunch of stuff.
I guessed as much. The reason I raised this, tho, is because:
> > It finally
> > blew up and died ... because something n
Bruce: That long list of dependencies comes from libxml2, which
BuildDepends on python. Python in turn Depends on a whole bunch of stuff.
Note this is a build time dependency only, someone installing a binary
would not have to install all that stuff. These long lists of dependencies
arise becaus
Hi,
I finally loaded up fink on my 10.2 system the other day.
With the base install done and nothing else, I tried to
"update" my package, "autogen". The (transitive) list of
dependencies was pretty amazing for a console program,
going through Gtk and a lot of other stuff. It finally
blew up a
