Alexander K. Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fink's perl packages are supposed to be able to coexist with the
system's perl. As for why, we don't know what was in your local
list of packages to be updated.
I can produce here the rather long listing, but please notice that it
happened right
Last time I selfupdate'd fink all went fine. Today, I did selfupdate
again, and now, it insists on installing perl-core586 Why ? perl 5.8.8
is part of the system, and all my perlmods *are* pm588
I'm afraid that installing perl586 in fink, besides perl588 in the
system will end up in a mess ...
Julien :
You don't. You start it with iokit. (No need to specify)
% startx
Note that in this case, video is *not* accelerated, you apparently use
the very sloww framebuffer.
Has someone succeeded to use acccelerated X in rooted or Darwin-only
mode ?
--
Xavier
http://www.freetibet.org
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alexander Hansen) wrote :
My understanding is that it's an issue within the Darwin kernel (at least up
until 10.1--I'm not 100% sure about 10.2), so I don't think there's an easy
fix.
I got the feeling it's even worst in Jaguar. Maybe just an impression,
though.
And I'm
Hi,
It may be sometimes useful to get a full listing of what's in fink,
wheter it's up-to-date, or not.
For that, I use a very simple regexp :
fink list | grep ^.i
Unfortunately, fink list truncates package names to 15 characters,
e.g. :
i xfree86-rootles 4.2.0-2 MacOS X/Darwin
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Heinz Nabielek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
[iev182:~] root# fink update x11
Reading package info...
Information about 779 packages read in 8 seconds.
pkg x11 version ###
Failed: no version info available for x11
did you try fink delete x11 (it is a lowercase 'x')
or as a
