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No, actually. I got the error then, as part of the attempt to fix it,
I removed and re-installed scrollkeeper. Same problem.
There is something busted about the dependencies. Usually, when this
happens, I try to install the packages that don't require the thing
that fails. In this case libp
From Fink Commander's display:
name installed stable unstable status
netpbm 9.25-3 9.25-1 9.25-3 outdated
netpbm-bin 10.12-2 10.12-1 10.12-2 outdated
netpbm-shlibs 9.25-3 9.25-1 9.25-3 outdated
netpbm10-shlibs 10.12-2 10.12-1 10.12-2 outdated
netpbm10 10.12-2 10.12-1 10.12-2
Is
Recent attempts to update gnome-utils, gnome-libs, and gnome-core all
failed thus:
checking for GTK - version >= 1.2.0... no
*** Could not run GTK test program, checking why...
*** The test program compiled, but did not run. This usually means
*** that the run-time linker is not finding GTK or fi
I have Apple's X11. Since my monitor has a dpi resolution of 96, and
X-window insists in telling the applications it is 75 where do I
change that value, so that every time I start up X11, the screen dpi is
96?
Thanks in advance,
Ramiro Téllez Sanz
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It's fine. Some package likely isn't compatible with netpbm-10.x, so
netpbm-9 is being retained, and a separate netpbm10 package was made for
packages that can use a later netpbm.
On Fri, 2003-01-24 at 07:10, Jim Saklad wrote:
> From Fink Commander's display:
>
> name installed s
Try rebuilding gtk+
On Fri, 2003-01-24 at 07:15, Jim Saklad wrote:
> Recent attempts to update gnome-utils, gnome-libs, and gnome-core all
> failed thus:
>
> >checking for GTK - version >= 1.2.0... no
> >*** Could not run GTK test program, checking why...
> >*** The test program compiled, but di
I may have narrowed my problem be reestablishing the unstable tree.
After that many of the packages that I attempted to reinstall could be
installed. However, I'm still having trouble with libpng-shlibs because
zlib is a dependency. zlib is not in my package list. I've reprinted
the log regardi
Has any one here got FreeCiv up and running?
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Sorry for a delayed response. I was in a flight to Japan.
First off, a brief suggestion -- if you're primary concern is with
stability, CVS access is not recommendable, simply because it is for
officially "unstable" packages. Of course, a number, or even the
majority, of so-called unstable pack
On vendredi, jan 24, 2003, at 13:59 Europe/Paris, Ramiro Téllez Sanz
wrote:
I have Apple's X11. Since my monitor has a dpi resolution of 96, and
X-window insists in telling the applications it is 75 where do I
change that value, so that every time I start up X11, the screen dpi
is 96?
If
The big problem with turning off unstable is that you may have already
installed packages from unstable that depend on other packages from
unstable.
Another problem is that "fink reinstall" starts by using a .deb that's
on your system. "fink rebuild" avoids this, because it will use the
source an
I only saw one zlib reference in my package list. Do you have
compress-zlib-pm installed?
On Fri, 2003-01-24 at 08:35, Mark Gillingham wrote:
> I may have narrowed my problem be reestablishing the unstable tree.
> After that many of the packages that I attempted to reinstall could be
> installe
On vendredi, jan 24, 2003, at 14:35 Europe/Paris, Mark Gillingham wrote:
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Unpacking libpng (from .../libpng_1.0.12-6_darwin-powerpc.deb) ...
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of libpng-shlibs:
libpng-shlibs depends on zlib; however:
The libpng-shlibs for 10.2 doesn't depend on z
I believe Oroborus was a snake that ate itself starting at its tail, though I can't imagine what happen once it got to its head.
OroborOSX is a windows manager that will work with X11. It is designed to run with XFree86 4.2.1.1 but I think Adrian is working hard to get a version compatible with A
A. Todd Jurhs wrote:
I believe Oroborus was a snake that ate itself starting at its tail,
though I can't imagine what happen once it got to its head.
OroborOSX is a windows manager that will work with X11. It is designed
to run with XFree86 4.2.1.1 but I think Adrian is working hard to get a
v
Now I have some applications installed on OSX, I want to display them on a PC which would require an X viewer and a telnet somehow. Can someone tell me how to do it and what I need?. what is the command to send the application to the PC display? set DISPLAY = IP" or something. everytime I type an
On Friday, January 24, 2003, at 08:04 AM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
The big problem with turning off unstable is that you may have already
installed packages from unstable that depend on other packages from
unstable.
Yes. I understand this now. For the time being, I've gone back to
unstable.
A
This is one that I had to piece together, so I fell that it's useful to
summarize here.
Here's how I do it:
1) On your Mac, you need to have Remote Login turned on (On the Services
tab of the Sharing pane of System Preferences).
2) Also on the Mac, you'll need to modify a configuration file. T
Hello,
I'm trying to install Open Office and the installer kept hanging. So, I
decided to install each of the components manually. The Ghostscript
installer says that I need the jpeg libraries, which I've installed with
fink. Now, when I try to rerun the Ghostscripts configure command, I'm
stil
Yes, the issue is pretty messy, and my intention was to indicate the two things:
1. explain the nature of CVS packages
2. the fact that he can go back to stable packages,
as far as he wants to, by refreshing his install.
I wasn't explicit about the second point. Sorry for potential confusions.
A
No worries. I just wanted users who are running stable only not to be
afraid to "selfupdate-cvs".
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Alexander, apologies for my inadvertently addressing this post to you
offline. I meant to send it to the list:
Thank you again, this time for the tip. But what is ccache,
if this isn't getting too far off-topic? Is there something
that I can (should) read about it?
Jonathan
At 12:47 PM -
OK. Same problem but different machine (older 500 MHz G4
uni-processor, 10.2.3, Dec dev tools,etc..).
I did a regular "fink selfupdate" followed by "fink update-all"
A large bunch of stuff came up for update, including control-center.
After a long time, it crashed. The compilation window (
Jonathan Levi MD wrote:
...Here's a tip that I found on the mailing lists. If you have a fair
amount of hard drive space, using ccache (and ccache-default) speeds up
the build process tremendously.
Note that this is only true on subsequent builds of the same package...
Or on files of a package
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