We need a system similar to that of other Fink packages, where both xfree86
and system-xfree86 are split into -dev, -shlibs, and main packages, and
we use a build depenency only for system-xfree86-dev (which would be the
part which requires X11 SDK).
It might also be a good idea to deb-ify system-xfree86, at least for Apple's version. We probably can't distribute debs. But we can make a deb from what's already on a user's disk (using hard links could even integrate almost perfectly into a fink build), and then install that deb. The point? This lets Apple's X11 be uninstalled to make room for XDarwin, and be quickly reinstalled if needed--even if X11 is included with the OS and doesn't have it's own downloadable installer.
Thoughts?
Dave Vasilevsky
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