In the particular case of wxgtk and wxpython, I suggest:
1. for freetype [truetype font rendering], use the default (1) choice
"freetype". The hinting version, aside from having intellectual
property issues, doesn't currently define a needed entry point
(FT_Render_Glyph) and so doesn't "provide" freetype in a way that will
build wxgtk. (It seems to be 1 patch behind, so maybe it's just
lagging.)
2. for the X window environment, if you've never run X before, use the
fink-prepared environment (xfree86-base and xfree86-rootless). Also you
will need a window manager (such as windowmaker), although it's not a
dependency of wxgtk in particular. Check the fink docs about running
X11 on Darwin; they're very good.
dan
On Monday, February 25, 2002, at 11:44 AM, David R. Morrison wrote:
> Dan Shafer wrote:
>
>> I know I need to get wxgtk and wxpython-wxgtk loaded. I know these
>> are in unstable. So I configured fink to see unstables and download
>> them for me. So far, so good.
>>
>> But when I tpe:
>>
>> fink install wxgtk wxpython-wxgtk
>>
>> I get asked questions about resolving virtual dependencies and i,
>> frankly, am clueless how to proceed.
>>
>
> When fink asks you about a dependency, it provides a default choice
> (which you can choose by just hitting "return"). These might not
> be the correct choices for your circumstances, but accepting the
> defaults should let you install the packages you want to install.
> If you later learn that you need to change something, you'll be
> able to do that.
>
> -- Dave
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