I've always used the unstable tree, and never had any real problems with it. It's not as scary as it sounds ;p and I think, unless you're running Fink programs for business, unstable is stable enough for most people...

My two pennies,

-T...

On Jan 30, 2004, at 22:51, Alexander Hansen wrote:

No, that's pretty much how you have to do it if you just want a few unstable packages.
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Alexander K. Hansen
Levitated Dipole Experiment
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On Jan 29, 2004, at 1:25 PM, Lloyd Budd wrote:

I do not run unstable , but for applications which I am confortable "handling" or just want to try out (, but they are not in stable), I install them from unstable.

When I went to grab the recent 'gaim' , I iteratively worked through the list of unstable pkgs. Does any have a solution for this tedious activity?

Thank you,
Lloyd






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