/ Sasha Zucker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| docbook-dtd's (all sgml and xml releases) with working catalog files
All of them? Anything prior to about DocBook 3.1 is really just for
historical interest. Not that there's anything wrong with distributing them,
of course...
Have just committed a package for pymol to cvs, No promises though :)
Matt
On Friday, March 1, 2002, at 02:37 AM, William McCallum wrote:
>
> On Thursday, February 28, 2002, at 07:16 AM, Ausaf Bari wrote:
>
>> When is Pymol going to be available on Fink? Currently it is available
>> through th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Thank you for your help Rincho...but it didn't solve my trouble..I still
> get this compiling error:
>
> In file included from dMatrix.h:36,
> from CollocWt.h:32,
> from CollocWt.cc:33:
> data-conv.h:41: #error "No 2 byte integer t
Il 28-02-2002 20:29, David R. Morrison da [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
> Riccardo Gusso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It sounds like you have a rather old fink distribution! According to the
> package database on the fink web site, version 0.11.1-1 was stable
> in the fink 0.3.2a distribution.
S
Thank you for your help Rincho...but it didn't solve my trouble..I still
get this compiling error:
In file included from dMatrix.h:36,
from CollocWt.h:32,
from CollocWt.cc:33:
data-conv.h:41: #error "No 2 byte integer type found!"
data-conv.h:49: #error "No 4
I had the same problem before and it went away after I did some selfupdate
and update-all. I have
2.1.35-6 install on my powerbook,
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: [Fink-users] Re: compiling octave
>Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2002 23:50:07 -0800
>
>Hi everybody,
>
>Sorry to re-p
Riccardo Gusso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've a question about this: in the faq it is written that "If you only want
> one or two specific packages, it is safer to copy those .info files (and
> their associated .patch files, if there are any) from
> /sw/fink/dists/unstable/main/finkinfo to
> /
Il 28-02-2002 15:07, David R. Morrison da [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
> If you are interested in using the package, get it from unstable, try it
> out, and report your success or failure to the maintainer.
I've a question about this: in the faq it is written that "If you only want
one or two sp
On Thursday, February 28, 2002, at 07:16 AM, Ausaf Bari wrote:
> When is Pymol going to be available on Fink? Currently it is available
> through the one-step Gnu-Darwin installer. I don't know if I should go
> ahead and use this installer. Wouldn't it conflict with the Fink
> installation?
>
>
When is Pymol going to be available on Fink? Currently it is available
through the one-step Gnu-Darwin installer. I don't know if I should go
ahead and use this installer. Wouldn't it conflict with the Fink
installation?
-Ausaf Bari
--
MD-PhD Candidate
Neuropharmacology
Boston University Scho
> Yes. But I intended to say: "how much time does usually takes the debugging
> process?" Just this. And thanks a lot to all fink maintainers.
When a fink package is added to the unstable tree, the fink maintainer
believes that the package is ready to go. But we wait for some positive
feedback f
Il 28-02-2002 12:58, Bertrand Lupart da [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha
scritto:
>> From the pan web site I see that release 0.11.2 (stable) has been released.
>> Since it has a lot of nice features that are missing in 0.11.1 and I see
>> that fink package pan 0.11.2-1 is in current-unstable section I was a
> From the pan web site I see that release 0.11.2 (stable) has been released.
> Since it has a lot of nice features that are missing in 0.11.1 and I see
> that fink package pan 0.11.2-1 is in current-unstable section I was asking
> myself when will it appear in cuurent-stable section.
It might mo
>From the pan web site I see that release 0.11.2 (stable) has been released.
Since it has a lot of nice features that are missing in 0.11.1 and I see
that fink package pan 0.11.2-1 is in current-unstable section I was asking
myself when will it appear in cuurent-stable section.
Btw, what does the
Did not work for me.
>This answers another Question I've been Frequently Asking myself.
>When I use dselect, packages that were installed from source using
>fink often show up in a section called Obsolete/Local. Running fink
>scanpackage has persuaded dselect that they are neither obsolete nor
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