>Did you run a selfupdate with either rsync or cvs updating? Just
>running a "point" selfupdate doesn't do anything substantive on 10.6,
>because that only moves you to the next binary release, and there isn't
>one for that platform.
>You can check what form of selfupdate you used e.g. via
>grep SelfUpdateMethod /sw/etc/fink.conf
>If that says "point", then use either "fink selfupdate-rsync" or "fink
>selfupdate-cvs" to turn on rsync or cvs updating, respectively.
>Afterward you can just use "fink selfupdate" unless you want to switch
>methods.
>If it says something else then we'll need to investigate further.
>One word of warning: there are currently some issues with the KDE3
>packages, so you may encounter some problems getting to quanta.
Alas, I'm getting "rsync" when I do the above-grep. Thanks so much for the
quick reply. Am I right in understanding that even if I get KDE going, at this
point it's still not going to have Quanta as part of that?
Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree. :-)
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