Alexandra Curtin wrote:
So I have been using fink and Mac OSX with X11 for a while. I reformatted and install 10.4 and now I'm trying to get things operational again. I noticed that Fink Commander is packaged with Fink 0.8, but the Commander website says it won't work with anything newer than OS 10.2 . Which is right?

Also, when I install a package - for example aterm - and try and run it from the terminal or from X11's xterm, I get command not found in both cases. I ran the pathsetup.sh thing and did

source /sw/bin/init.sh

to try to make things happy, but to no avail. Oddly enough, fink runs just fine from both terminals, and when I do

fink list -i

aterm does in fact come up as being installed.  Help?

The aterm package is broken on Tiger. The maintainer promised some time ago to look after this, but so far I haven't seen a fix. Unfortunately, the package in the binary distribution is broken, too. I have submitted now a fixed version to CVS (fix based on the one for eterm wich had the same problem on Tiger). So if you wait until version 0.4.2-4 shows up on the servers, a "fink selfupdate" followed by "fink update aterm" (*) should give you a package that contains /sw/bin/aterm and that therefore gives you a command line "aterm" command.

(*) With FinkCommander, the equivalent would be to choose "build from source".

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Martin




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