Hello,
sorry if this is trivial... I moved to 10.3 but fink is still updating
stuff in 10.2-gcc3.3. How do I tell it to move to the 10.3 directory? Can
I just edit /sw/etc/fink.conf and change 10.2-gcc3.3 to 10.3, or there is
a more elegant and automatic way to do that? Thanks a lot in
Federico Carminati wrote:
Hello,
sorry if this is trivial... I moved to 10.3 but fink is still updating
stuff in 10.2-gcc3.3. How do I tell it to move to the 10.3 directory? Can
I just edit /sw/etc/fink.conf and change 10.2-gcc3.3 to 10.3, or there is
a more elegant and automatic way to do
I have installed Gnumeric with
fink install Gnumeric
All seem to work fine but i can't print. Print preview give me a white
page...i find some other similar question here but with non
reply...someone can help?
i have:
Panther 10.3.2
gnumeric1.2.5-11
gnome-print 0.37-3
Giano-
I have not yet found a solution and have not seen any suggestions to my
post on fink-beginners.
Please be sure to post to the list if someone responds directly to you.
Thanks-
Stan
On Mar 10, 2004, at 12:31 PM, Giano wrote:
I have installed Gnumeric with
fink install Gnumeric
All
Hello,
it's me again, sorry. I have upgraded to 10.3 and now fink thinks that
to install emacs21 it ahs to install xfree86. I think that it does not
recognise the system-installed apple X11. However it thinks also that it
has installed system-xfree86 (is this the apple one?), but cannot use
I have the same problem that you describe and I cannot get Gnumeric to
print either. When I need to print, I save the spreadsheet as .xls,
then open it in Open Office which prints fine.
I don't think that is the solution you want, but in case of emergency,
it works for me.
Brian
On Mar 10,
On Mar 10, 2004, at 5:13 PM, Federico Carminati wrote:
Hello,
it's me again, sorry. I have upgraded to 10.3 and now fink thinks
that
to install emacs21 it ahs to install xfree86. I think that it does not
recognise the system-installed apple X11. However it thinks also that
it
has installed
I can report seeing the same thing, but haven't been able to find a
solution yet (which is why I didn't reply!).
The error appears to be within gnome-print itself rather than a
particular printer setup, since I was also unable to print to a PDF or
postscript file, either.
For gnumeric, the
Hello,
How do I list a dependency tree for a particular application?
Example:
If I want to install 'vim', how do I see what are packages regarded to
already have installed or to install?
Thank you,
Lloyd
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At 19:49 -0500 10/3/04, Alexander Hansen wrote:
I can report seeing the same thing, but haven't been able to find a
solution yet (which is why I didn't reply!).
The error appears to be within gnome-print itself rather than a
particular printer setup, since I was also unable to print to a PDF
Hi,
Is there a problem with selfupdate using rsync? I haven't seen new info
files in about 2 days, for instance the new xfree86 and kde. I tried
changing mirrors with fink configure, but that didn't help, one mirror
(atl) give this error: The timestamp of the server is older than what
you
Alexander Hansen wrote:
I've had the same problem--using CVS update brings in the files, and
switching back to rsync takes them away again.
On Mar 10, 2004, at 9:50 PM, Koen van der Drift wrote:
Is there a problem with selfupdate using rsync? I haven't seen new
info files in about 2 days, for
it's me again, sorry. I have upgraded to 10.3 and now fink thinks
that
to install emacs21 it ahs to install xfree86. I think that it does not
recognise the system-installed apple X11. However it thinks also that
it
has installed system-xfree86 (is this the apple one?), but cannot use
it
to
Hi,
kdebase3-, kdebase3-shlibs-3.2.1-21 failed to build, due to the
following problem.
After the prompt at the last line, nothing (y or n) helps to make
it work. :-(
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
Kow
*
$ fink update-all
/usr/bin/sudo
Hi
Updating to Panther got me past a previous dpkg update problem related
to gzip. I have no idea how. I now have another problem. I'm running
10.3.2 and trying to go from dpkg 1.10.9-4 to 1.10.9-50. This time, on
running install via finkcommander, the compile fails with the following
Hi!
I am running the latest version of OS 10.3 (panther).
I just installed the most recent version of fink.
I used dselect to install ethereal. It sucessfully installed a bunch
of depancies and then ethereal.
I do the following:
1) Start up Apples X11 software. (the executable that comes
At 00:43 -0700 3/11/04, Gary K. Olson wrote:
Kevin Horton wrote on Mar 10, 2004:
I get the exact same errors when I try to print from gnumeric. I saw
that gnumeric 1.2.6 was out, so I created an .info file for it, but
the same errors persist.
Abiword 2.0.3-21 prints fine for me, but a quick
Because I couldn't get a 'good' install of Koffice, I uninstalled fink
and started over.
The installation (took days) looks complete with all installed
components showing as current.
KDE starts okay. Koffice apps show in the Office Apps.
Select Kword (or any Koffice app) and the pen bounces
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