Thus, I downloaded fink-0.5.0a-full.tar.gz from one of the Fink mirrors (Phoenix, AZ I believe).
Following the Fink Installation document (http://fink.sourceforge.net/doc/bundled/install-fast.php#install), I did the following:
After the uncompression and untarring process, the following file was also created in the same directory where fink-0.5.0a-full.tar.gz exists as well as the directory that now holds the subdirectory "fink-0.5.0a-full":[mymachine:~] me% tar xzf fink-0.5.0a-full.tar.gz
@LongLink
Does anyone know what the heck @LongLink is?
I uncompressed the tar.gz file per the Fink instructions, because the Fink Web page regarding Source Installation states that one should not to use Stuffit to do so.
Can I kill @LongLink right away or is it needed for something? Its contents seem to be NULL.
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