I've tried sourcing init.csh and init.sh (since X11 uses sh for it's shell operations during startup), both with 'source' and '.' syntax, and I've tried explicitly defining $PATH in .xinitrc. Also, which should be equally effective, I've tried sourcing init.sh early in the startkde script. Same results always.
Daniel Wyeth wrote:
I had almost exactly these same errors caused by an incompletely set environment. Apple's X11 does not import the user's current environment, this must be set up in the new shell by your ~/.xinitrc file, or something else which executes when xinit does I guess.
The only respect in which the errors which you are experiencing differ from mine are the two bad "add" lines. Though these may be significant, an error in one of your *rc files perhaps, I would advise you to check your .xinitrc, if it doesn't include at least fink's setup, i.e. :
source <fink_directory_tree_root>/bin/init.csh ;
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