Hi Chris,
I certainly didn't want to say that fink's "/sw" tree
is messy in itself -- I realized that there is a tidy
structure in there... It would just be more logical
for my way of working (and thinking... and maybe
feeling :) ), if there were an option to keep source
and archives in a separa
On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, [iso-8859-1] Anrdeas Gschwendtner wrote:
> So I wondered how I can do this with fink and dselect.
> Everything I downloaded so far went -- of course -- in
> the depths of my /sw folder -- which resides on my
> system startup disk.
Look a little closer though, things aren't i
Hi everybody,
just wanted to share some thoughts: Also I'm quite new
to *nix OSs, I have quite a bit of experience in using
Computers (Macs and PCs) in general. One lesson I
learned is to keep a system and installed software
separated from your Data and the stuff you need for an
eventual reinstal
