I know it's not recommended, but I can't install the latest fink source
package under /usr/local. I've even cleared /usr/local entirely, in
order to ensure there are no conflicts arising from within the folder.
I can compile all the base packages if I chose /sw, but not if I chose
/usr/local.
My laptop can see the package updates, but my desktop machine cannot
(error code 7 in curl-ssl). And the fink-users list hasn't had any
activity since mid-day Sunday. Any clues?
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Hi there,
I replaced my xfree86 server by the Apple one. When I try to install
the system-xfree86 package, fink says that the installation is
incomplete:
[mac-6:~] bastien% fink install system-xfree86
sudo /sw/bin/fink install system-xfree86
Information about 2033 packages read in 2 seconds.
On 1/20/03 8:39 AM, Sébastien Maret [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Help anybody ?
Did you install the SDK along with the base packages?
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Did you install the SDK along with the base packages?
OK, I forgot that. It works well now.
Thanks for your help.
Bastien
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I installed Apple's X11, but fink would not let me install
system-xfree86. It said you appear to have xtools installed, even
though I had been using OroborOSX for many months.
It was looking like I'd have to wipe all of /usr/X11R6. But it turns
out you only have to erase this directory:
I have a build system that depends on some of the features in GNU make
3.80, but MacOS X 10.1.5 (which I am still running) and Fink (even
unstable) still have only 3.79.1. I'd like to make a .deb from the latest
make source so that I can manage it with Fink, but I don't know how to go
about it.
It looks like -users was slow last night, so that's probably OK.
Can you give an expansion of your curl error, i.e. try another
selfupdate-cvs and paste in the actual output?
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It's OK now. Slowness at sourceforge combined with a hosed proxy server
at this end.
On Monday, January 20, 2003, at 03:09 pm, Alexander Hansen wrote:
It looks like -users was slow last night, so that's probably OK.
Can you give an expansion of your curl error, i.e. try another
selfupdate-cvs
Dear Finkers,
I am trying to get xmms working, and it depends on dozens of additional
packages that I hadn't previously installed. I have hit a temporary
snag regarding control-center. After compiling for a while on this
extensive list of packages, I noticed control-center shows up in the
Fink
Has anyone gotten AutoRaise to work with any X implementation (Apple's or
fink's) or any window manager? I use fvwm, and while focus follows the
mouse, as I have it set to do, the AutoRaise feature has never worked (I
know this feature annoys most people, but I actually like it).
Thanks,
Dan.
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Not to lump KaOs in the same boat as some other recent emailer *cough*, but
what is it about this list the attracts paranoid delusionals? Just
wondering.
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The archived status of control center is because you initially installed
packages that only needed control-center-dev and control-center-shlibs;
all three packages are generated in the build process, but only -dev and
-shlibs got installed. This is normal.
scrollkeeper-update is an executable
KaOs wrote:
I wonder if Apple will make it impossible for Fink to continue to develop
as it has by the introduction of developer tool changes. The reason I ask
this is that the EULA forbids the patching of add-ons to the embedded
Mac apps for OS X. Apple is, in other words, giving independent
Has anyone installed tetex-macosx? I have the installation underway and
it seems to be taking a significant amount of time. Kpsewhich is the
process that has been running like the Energizer Bunny.
Don
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enable unstable and fink install tk-pm
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Newbie question - Is there a simple way to get Perl/Tk to work under
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On Monday, January 20, 2003, at 09:05 AM, Daniel M. Bikel wrote:
Has anyone gotten AutoRaise to work with any X implementation
(Apple's or
fink's) or any window manager?
Yes, it works perfectly with wmaker, that's the main reason I use it,
apart from the fact I can double-click the icon
Don Thompson wrote:
Has anyone installed tetex-macosx? I have the installation underway and
it seems to be taking a significant amount of time. Kpsewhich is the
process that has been running like the Energizer Bunny.
Just tried it. Rebuilding and installing takes 13 seconds.
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On Monday, January 20, 2003, at 01:35 PM, Kow K wrote:
BTW, do you *REALLY* need to install Fink into /usr/local? If your
concern is library export and sharing (/sw/lib, /sw/include), you can
set it up manually with Fink in /sw. For example, here are bash
exports that enable such
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Hash: SHA1
My KDE apps (namely kpovmodeler at this point) don't like having their
menus pulled down when run under Apple's x11. I did a complete
reinstall at one point, and got my menus to work - and then all toolbar
icons disappeared. Updated again, and
I'm forwarding my post to X11 User list. I thought Martin's suggestion
really helped my case, but ...
Kow
Begin forwarded message:
From: Kow K [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon Jan 20, 2003 5:44:32 PM US/Pacific
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: I have a dilemma in colors ...
Hi,
I'm reporting a
A couple of days ago I started having trouble with gnome. Specifically,
I get a white rectangle where I used to get the startup picture and
none of my panel icons draw. Also, windows draw at the topmost part of
the screen where the menubar is, so I can't drag them.
In .gnome-errors I get:
Hi Matthew,
I think this might have something to do with your perl installation (a
nightmare i've been going through the last few days). If you are using
5.8.0 you may want to do the following:
In your environment.plist [~/.MacOSX/environment.plist] put the
following LC_ALL C and $lc_all. You
Anyone have any idea what's going on here?
cursesfile=`echo '#include curses.h' | \
gcc -E - | grep 'curses.h' | head -1 | \
sed -e 's/^[^]*//; s/.*$//'`; \
if [ $cursesfile = ]; then echo can't find curses file; exit 1;
fi; \
perl
On Monday, January 20, 2003, at 11:15 PM, Gary Elshaw wrote:
Anyone have any idea what's going on here?
Usage: head [-options] url...
http://fink.sourceforge.net/faq/comp-general.php#head
-Ben
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