Nope, I went to the binary menu and clicked on install and I answered any questions with the default "Y"es. I had no problems. It's possible that I've installed something else that had the missing dependencies in it, but as I just got my new G4 and re-did my system, it's unlikely. I think the only other thing I've installed was gnumeric. did you click on use unstable packages in preferences? That's about the only change I made. Tom
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