Do you have sendmail configured correctly? You definitely have to
modify some files to get it to work on 10.1, and my recollection is that
even on 10.2 some tweaks were needed.
On Fri, 2002-12-20 at 16:53, Ben Horner wrote:
> I am having trouble getting the outgoing half of kmail working...
> I p
My recollection is that the MacGimp installer used an old version of
fink, which could lead to later confusion when you install a new
version.
Removing /sw, installing fink, then using fink to install the GIMP is
indeed the right way to go.
On Mon, 2002-12-23 at 18:09, Tim Flood wrote:
> I just
Try again. This looks like a server problem which seems to be fixed
now.
On Mon, 2002-12-23 at 05:47, Andrew Dubinin wrote:
> Hi guys!
>
> I have got a problem... I can't update package list.
>
> Here is a apt-get log:
>
> // --- cut here //
>
> [MacDuck:~] andrew% s
Hi.
Probably not the best place to post this, but I was wondering if anyone
on the Fink team might need some help translating Fink into spanish
(program, website, anything)? Contact me offlist if you're interested.
If you'd rather contact me on sourceforge, my username is individual61.
I'd lik
Nice people,
I wrote a bit earlier trying to express a few of my frustrations with
KDE. I know this is most likely NOT the right place to be asking
about that but I am a fink and KDE beginner in the strong sense of
that word so this will probably be easy.
If I
find /sw/share/doc/HTML/en -name
Hi,
Is there a way I can determine what files were installed by what packages? I
need to re-install OS X and I want to retain only the software I want to
retain; I'm probably going to delete /sw and omit fink this time around. (A
lot of stuff kept falling apart, and I want to keep this system
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way I can determine what files were installed by what packages?
dpkg -S filename
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I only need one or two programs installed by fink, but I don't feel like
porting them myself, so I'd like to just lift them off my old /sw.
Don't forget dependencies
On Thursday, Dec 26, 2002, at 12:29 US/Pacific, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way I can determine what files were installed by what
packages? I
need to re-install OS X and I want to retain only the software I want
to
retain; I'm probably going to delete /sw and omit fink this time
Sorry, I accidentally sent this to Kow K just a minute ago...
I get the following message when I try to install xdvi.
I've tried several different mirror choices with fink configure,
all with the identical complaint resulting. I've been having
a similar problem when attempting to install xfig.
When type fink list, part of what I get is
i xfree86-base 4.2.1.1-3XFree86 libraries, utilities,
clients and...
i xfree86-base-sh 4.2.1.1-3XFree86 libraries, utilities,
clients and...
i xfree86-rootles 4.2.1.1-3XFree86 libraries, utilities,
clients and...
i xfree8
On Thursday, Dec 26, 2002, at 16:25 US/Pacific, Chris Beamis wrote:
When type fink list, part of what I get is
i xfree86-base 4.2.1.1-3XFree86 libraries, utilities,
clients and...
i xfree86-base-sh 4.2.1.1-3XFree86 libraries, utilities,
clients and...
i xfree86-rootles
On Thursday, December 26, 2002, at 04:03 PM, Chris Beamis wrote:
Am I supposed to contact the berkeley math department?
"fink selfupdate-cvs" will get you the latest package descriptions with
the current URLs.
Normally you contact the maintainer listed in "fink info xdvi".
Also, if you j
OK. This is clearer. The question is now: Do you have these files or
not? That is, do you have /usr/X11R6/include/X11/Xlib.h and so on?
If you don't, then your xfree86 installation is incomplete. What to do
about this depends on how you installed xfree86:
- If it is from Fink, then you need to
Putting the -- -rootless after startx seemed to fix it, thanks Kow K.
It is printed that way on the fink
web page, I just didn't read it carefully enough! :)
I discovered that double clicking on X-Darwin in the applications
directory does the same thing.
(I did try it before and it worked the
Of course, about 1.5 seconds after I sent the last email, I did this in
one
of the OS-X xterms:
[Wormwood:~] beamis% source .cshrc
[Wormwood:~] beamis% which gimp
/sw/bin/gimp
It doesn't really answer my previous questions, but at least it seems
to find The Gimp now!
Chris
Chris Beamis wrote:
[]
But of course it isn't going to be quite that easy...
My .xinitrc file looks like below, and I put the messages printed to
the OS-X xterm below that.
The .xinitrc is just a copy of the system xinitrc plus a few lines at
the bottom from an example
on the fink help page at
> > The first time I lit KDE off, I thought my computer had become
> > comatose. I've become accustomed to having apps sputter their way into
> > presenting themselves under Mac OS X on this now creaky old computer
> > so I waited. I had expected it to be a bit doggy but I hadn't expected
> > i
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