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Gary Kerbaugh wrote:
on 3/27/04 12:49 PM, David H. wrote:Well it is David then. Where I live it is not common to use the first name when addressing "strangers", so hello Gary.
Hoi Mister Kerbaugh
Hoi back 'atchya,
Hoi polloi-'R-us, eh? However please, it's Gary. :-)
Fine, we want to be conforming with the rules :)
It looks like to me that using my fix and setting DESTDIR in the InstallScript would fix this problem.
Yes, that is what I realised as well. This is the "fix" I am using now.
So that does fix it? Great! It's my impression from what I read that this is very close to the original intent of the $DESTDIR variable. There's one other issue that I just noticed. To be in line with the new zsh install location, the two ConfigureParams should be:
--enable-fndir=%p/etc/zsh/4.2.0/functions --enable-site-fndir=%p/etc/zsh/4.2.0/site-functions
good. Do you think your scripts make zsh a better default experience ? If so then we can depend on the zsh-scripts.info from within the zsh.info
I distribute the scripts at http://kerbaugh.uncfsu.edu/zsh.tar.gz. If you unpack the tarball in your home directory, it will create an init/zsh in your ~/Library directory. The scripts are inside that. To use with fink, I'd have to repack the tarball with a different directory structure (no-brainer) and edit references between scripts with a one-line Perl substitution so that would be the easiest thing in the world to do.
As far as whether or not to include it with zsh, I have to defer to your experience. As I think about it, it does seem easier to make it a separate package. The zsh-script.info should be pretty easy and I could alter the scripts without having to change the zsh package. I'll let you know when I write it. It won't take that long but I don't have much time at the moment.
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I am watching :)I apologize for how slow my response is but NASA's X-43A Mach 7 scramjet is just about to launch. If you like that kind of thing and you have Real Player, you can watch on web TV by going to http://www.nasa.gov/missions/research/daily_updates.html and clicking on NASA TV. Fortunately, there is finally a free Real Player that is OS X native. The "show" is probably on the NASA TV channel if your cable co. has that.
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