Hi,
I'm running Jaguar 10.2 and i'm trying to install fink for the first
time. Well, i've installed fink fine. My first problem was however
that they have changed the way that you update your .cshrc in 10.2.
From what I can tell, i just need to update my file /etc/csh.cshrc with
the
I could have sworn I asked this on this list... but then I went on
vacation, and I have a blank space in my mind about this issue.
Sorry if you are tired of reading this question!!
I have jaguar, the only thing stopping me from installing it is my
uncertainty as to what this will do to my use
At 22:11 Uhr -0700 11.08.2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi,
>
> I'm running Jaguar 10.2 and i'm trying to install fink for the first time.
Note that this operating system is not yet publicaly available. We
have not yet released a version supporting it.
In particulare I do not recommendu usin
Fink + 10.2 = problems...
Don
> >Hi,
>>
>> I'm running Jaguar 10.2 and i'm trying to install fink for the first time.
>
>Note that this operating system is not yet publicaly available. We
>have not yet released a version supporting it.
>
>In particulare I do not recommendu using the current
Thanks to all who have responded.
I think I'll get the new TiBook with 10.2, try to make the _transition_ over from
brother bill's OS, THEN wait
a bit till the fink gets comfy on it! As a Linux user, it will be a very nice
addition when it comes !
Thanks again
Rich
Don Montalvo wrote:
> Fin
Don
upgrade to xfree 4.2.0-11 that should fix it
You'll need to have unstable enabled see the fink docs at fink.sf.net
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Fix what? Bash?
At 22:09 -0500 08/12/2002, Zorro wrote:
>Don
>upgrade to xfree 4.2.0-11 that should fix it
>You'll need to have unstable enabled see the fink docs at fink.sf.net
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Well, I've done it.
So far so good.
Unstable was already in my fink.conf.
Thanks.
Paul
On Monday, Sep 2, 2002, at 11:32 America/Santiago,
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> I was concerned as well but decided to take the plunge.
> Good news is for the most part yes. Although not
> everthing may
