Ludwin wrote:
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This part of your message says it all:
XFree86 Version 4.2.0 / X Window System
(protocol Version 11, revision 0, vendor release 6600)
Release Date: 11 March 2002
If the server is older than 6-12 months, or if your hardware is
newer than the above date, look for a
I have had a GIMP installation from opendarwin.org on my harddisk.
Since it did not work as expected, I used an uninstaller to remove all
GIMP components before to install it the "Fink Way". For now I am quite
happy with my GIMP installation, but I have found some files that may
be left over fr
Since installing perl5.8 as described on the apple developer site,
Fink Commander does not work. That is, the beachball spins, but
no packages are ever listed. I think the cause is something to do
with the environment setting for locale -- 'LC_ALL'.
My .login sets 'LC_ALL' to 'C' in order to avoid
On Wednesday, February 12, 2003, at 11:56 PM, Jonathan Levi MD wrote:
I finally finished my latest update-all, having had to remove the
package kde-i18n-hebrew-3.1-11 first in orderto keep the whole update
from grinding to a halt. when the update was done, I tried to install
kde-i18n-hebrew-3.
Try the Fink Commander mailing list, too.
On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 07:24, Harold Levin wrote:
> Since installing perl5.8 as described on the apple developer site,
> Fink Commander does not work. That is, the beachball spins, but
> no packages are ever listed. I think the cause is something to do
> wi
They must be leftovers from your old installation--fink's gimp
installation doesn't put anything outside of it's own directory (e.g.
/sw). You are probably safe to remove the files.
On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 07:00, Andreas Kleinschmidt wrote:
> I have had a GIMP installation from opendarwin.org on my
Ludwin wrote:
Martin Costabel wrote:
Ludwin wrote:
[]
This part of your message says it all:
XFree86 Version 4.2.0 / X Window System
(protocol Version 11, revision 0, vendor release 6600)
Release Date: 11 March 2002
If the server is older than 6-12 months, or if your hardware is
Try "sudo apt-get update" first, then "sudo apt-get upgrade"
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003, Ludwin wrote:
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> Ludwin wrote:
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> > Martin Costabel wrote:
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> >> Ludwin wrote:
> >> []
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> >> This part of your message says it all:
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> >>> XFree86 Version 4.2.0 / X Window System
> >>> (protoc
Double hmm- that's the mystery, I guess. My bundle-gnome is 1.4-13.
However, a file search reveals that bundle-gnome-2.0.3-2.info _is_ in
the 10.2/unstable/main/finkinfo/gnome/ directory. I've got to figure
out how to get Fink to recognize it's there. I imagine I messed it up
when I replaced my
Just for clarity, run "fink list xfree86" in a Terminal, and post the
results back to the mailing list.
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003, Ludwin wrote:
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> Alexander Hansen wrote:
> > Try "sudo apt-get update" first, then "sudo apt-get upgrade"
>
> Same result:
> [Ordinateur-de-Ludwin:/usr] ludwin% sudo apt
I'm trying to install spacechart, but during compile I get the error that
"libgen.h" can't be found.
Isn't this part of the glib library? I have those installed.
Here is the error:
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I.. -I/sw/include -I/sw/include/gnome-1.0
-DNEED_GNOMESUPPORT_H -I/sw/lib/gnome-
This is the content of my /usr/X11R6/include directory:
> [borcim73:/usr/x11r6/include] chia% ls -l
> total 0
> drwxr-xr-x 28 root admin 952 Dec 3 13:47 DPS
> drwxr-xr-x 15 root admin 510 Dec 3 14:11 GL
> drwxr-xr-x 63 root admin 2142 Dec 3 13:47 X11
> drwxr-xr-x 4 root admin 13
Alexander Hansen wrote:
Just for clarity, run "fink list xfree86" in a Terminal, and post the
results back to the mailing list.
Here we are:
[Ordinateur-de-Ludwin:/usr] ludwin% fink list xfree86
Reading package info...
Information about 66 packages read in 0 seconds.
system-xfree86 4.2-1
Hmm.
It looks like you still have the 10.1 files. What version of fink do
you have ("fink --version")?
On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 10:10, Ludwin wrote:
> Alexander Hansen wrote:
> Just for clarity, run "fink list xfree86" in a Terminal, and post the
> results back to the mailing list.
>
> Here we are
>Alexander Hansen wrote:
>Hmm.
>It looks like you still have the 10.1 files. What version of fink do
>you have ("fink --version")?
:) It seems that my system doesn't know! Here is the output for "fink
--version" :
[Ordinateur-de-Ludwin:var/cache/apt] ludwin% fink --version
Package manager ve
Hmm... I'll put it back on the list to see if anyone has some
additional insight--I don't remember seeing this issue before.
On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 10:29, Ludwin wrote:
> Alexander Hansen wrote:
> > Hmm.
> >
> > It looks like you still have the 10.1 files. What version of fink do
> > you have ("
Thank you very much for your time and advice. I haven't a clue why
the .cvspass file disappeared and reappeared, but that's most
definitely what it did. Anyhow, I'm glad fink is up and running
again. And I can't thank you guys enough for the great expansion of
my computer's potential that fink
:) I just found the answer, by looking at the file I had used to install
fink some weeks ago... The package I used is:
fink-0.3.0-installer.dmg
While the latest fink installer is:
Fink-0.5.1-Installer.dmg
I don't remember where I got this file, because I started to look for a
was to install X
Hi.
I am trying to get a statistical software package set up (R), but get
errors due to missing libraries which are apparently available via
fink. (below)
I also have Virex 7, since that's the package my university is supporting.
At the end of the day, I have two objectives:
1. have the app
That should do it, though you will probably want to clear out
/usr/X11R6, /Applications/XDarwin.app and /etc/X11, for when you install
a 10.2 version of X.
On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 11:30, Ludwin wrote:
> :) I just found the answer, by looking at the file I had used to install
> fink some weeks ago..
On Wednesday, February 12, 2003, at 07:35 PM, Gary Tate wrote:
I am not seeing any descriptions for packages:
This happened me this morning too. It just seemed to sort itself out
after a couple of quits - I think an "upgrade descriptions" helped too.
Weird huh?
hughchal
-
Here's the last Virex-relevant message that I found on the lists:
"Check whether you have any of openssl-shlibs dlcompat-shlibs
curl-ssl-shlibs installed:"
fink list -i openssl-shlibs dlcompat-shlibs curl-ssl-shlibs
If any one of these shows up, then reinstall it, either from binaries
via apt
Dear,
I updated to gnome2.
Gnome2 starts fine, but the sawfish windowmanager doesn't seem to work.
Where can i change the window manager (there doesn't seem to be an
control center item for it)
kurt
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Okay- this is all good news but I am a little worried about the
installation. I just got everything stable and hence am worried about
using the unstable tree :( Is there something I should be worried about?
I just added the unstable tree to fink commander and I can see most of
the new libs an
I just tried a self update using cvs as advised and it failed:
Error:
can't exec "cvs": No such file or directory at
/sw/lib/perl5/Fink/Services.pm line 216, line 3.
And have I broken anything because of the commands that were issued:
rm -rf /sw/fink.tmp
mkdir -p /sw/fink.tmp
Output:
-
The new bundle-gnome (2.0.3-2) _is_ the bundle for GNOME2.
You should probably install the new gnome-core first, because it's just
an GNOME1->GNOME2 upgrade facilitator: the tasks have been farmed out
to other packages. Then update bundle-gnome.
I haven't experienced any major problems with GNO
What I did is just call metacity in my .xinitrc before gnome-session:
...
metacity &
gnome-session
...
GNOME detects that metacity is running, and is happy.
By the way, was your sawfish problem that the controls for the windows
vanished?
On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 12:53, Kurt De Vos wrote:
> Dear,
Title: RE: [Fink-beginners] Gnome2
I'm having the same problem here. With sawfish, which seems to be the default, the windows have no borders and you can't move them at all. Thanks Alexander also for your description of how to use metacity instead, that was my next question!
Best,
Brent
Title: RE: [Fink-beginners] Gnome2
This doesn't seem to work for me, the metacity manager seems to be running while GNOME loads (I know because I get an error message about not having xscreensaver in a properly formed window), but the splash screen then indicates that sawfish is being started
Readline is a standard GNU library, according to the description, so I
don't believe that it's specific to fink. How did you install R?
I had an idea on how you could have Virex 7.2 and fink simultaneously.
If you install fink from source, you can make it use a different
directory than /sw . T
Anybody tried it with MAC OX X11 Betta?
Alexander Hansen wrote:
The new bundle-gnome (2.0.3-2) _is_ the bundle for GNOME2.
You should probably install the new gnome-core first, because it's just
an GNOME1->GNOME2 upgrade facilitator: the tasks have been farmed out
to other packages. Then updat
Kind of--I use threaded XFree86, but I added the extra files that are
needed to run X11.app to my installation--basically, I built GNOME2
against a regular X installation, but can run it using X11.app.
I tried running it with quartz-wm as the window manager, and it seemed
to work. If you try to u
I got another answer and this fixed it for me too.
>[1] selecting View -> Columns -> Description to switch descriptions OFF
>[2] quit the program and relaunch
>[3] selecting View -> Columns -> Description to switch descriptions ON
>[4] quit the program and relaunch
It actually worked at step 3 fo
O.k., I'm stuck. I've looked at the faqs, etc. and I'm still confused.
Problem: bundle-gnome version 2 does not appear in my package
database (fink list). I do have the unstable paths specified in my fink
configuration. Moreover, if I do a find, bundle-gnome-2.0.3-2.info
shows up where it's s
Repeating - didn't see this post
Gary Tate wrote:
I just tried a self update using cvs as advised and it failed:
Error:
can't exec "cvs": No such file or directory at
/sw/lib/perl5/Fink/Services.pm line 216, line 3.
And have I broken anything because of the commands that were issued:
rm -rf /
No, not yet. I was wondering about that too. The graphic (redrawing during
window size change and window movement) is not very smooth with Gnome2 on my
machine. I am running OS 10.2.3 on a TiPB 550. I don't know if it would be
much better if I have the Apple X11 installed instead of the standard
xf
The problem with the top bar was with beta 0.1 and I solved that by
making the panel floating.
In beta 0.2 top panel is placed bellow the apple panel. With Codex
running I found I could also move the top panel to other desktops, which
though curious - was great to create confusion.
Last quest
I just tried Gnome2 with OroborOSX. I got a menu bar running across
the middle of the screen, which I could not move. And another at the
bottom.
Is there a way to configure menu bar placement?
On Thursday, February 13, 2003, at 05:24 PM, Gary Tate wrote:
The problem with the top bar was with
I am one of those silly people who installed Virex... Following Alexander Hansen and other's advice I did:
It ran without a hiccup and I can now run fink and Virex 7.2 I assume everything is OK but I haven't really put fink to the test yet. Checking what versions of the libraries I have gives
OK, I figured it out. Gnome2 will use the wm that is configured on your system. To get around this, You have to define WINDOW_MANAGER somewhere. I defined it in .xinitrc by adding a line:
env WINDOW_MANAGER=metacity.
Then move .gnome* and .gcon* to a safe place. (I don't know which of these is ne
Like many others using unstable, the gnome2-via-selfupdate-cvs snuck
by me. But that's OK; I would have dome the upgrade anyway. However,
I have been able to update little other than gnome-core.
Nearly everything else hangs up on gconf2's inability to compile.
Here is what I see:
[Tibook:~] ji
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