Alwyn wrote:
True. OTOH, you need all the rest of a complete xfree86 installation, either from XonX (plus Fink's system-xfree86) or from Fink (all 4 xfree86-* packages). This takes 100MB of your disk space anyway.On Sunday, December 29, 2002, at 05:23 am, Lloyd D Budd wrote:I believe that when you instal XFree86, the installer puts the XDarwin application in your /Applications directory. If all you want to do is run OrobosOSX, you can safely delete this stand-alone XDarwin.app.I am wanting to install Oroborosx v.0.8.5 on a re-imaged 10.2.3. It has been a long while since I last did an install. I was under the impression that XDarwin no longer needed to be installed seperately, as a "private" copy is included in Oroborosx. Should I install XDarwin seperately? If not, what are the steps to extract/install the private copy?
You gain less than 4MB from deleting /Applications/XDarwin.app, so it's not worth the trouble. It doesn't interfere with OroborOSX's private copy that you don't normally see since it's inside the OroborOSX-*.app bundle.
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Martin
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