Hi.
After four months, I finally took the plunge and installed Fink and Fink Commander
last night. WOW! That about sums it up. My only gripe has been the 47MB download for
XFree over a dial-up connection. I used the instructions in Fun With Fink. This will
be an instant classic when published!
Hi.
Debs are in the directory /sw/fink/debs and once in a while that comes
in handy. E.g. when you don't like the new version of a fink package and
want to go back to a previous one, you can fink remove the package and
then issue a command like sudo dpkg -i /sw/fink/debs/oldpackage.deb to
get the
On Saturday, September 21, 2002, at 08:14 PM, Jens Nockel wrote:
> Hi.
> Debs are in the directory /sw/fink/debs and once in a while that comes
> in handy. E.g. when you don't like the new version of a fink package
> and
> want to go back to a previous one, you can fink remove the package and
On Saturday, September 21, 2002, at 11:39 PM, Joe Heafner wrote:
>
>
> Thanks for the quick reply. I have some more questions.
>
I too use WindowMaker. Yes, that's how you do it to do permanent
changes.
If you didn't know, it's handy to type F11 and F12 (see what they do--
you'll probably s
> From: Jens Nockel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Debs are in the directory /sw/fink/debs and once in a while that comes
>
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Thanks for the quick reply. I have some more questions.
1) I downloaded and installed WindowMaker. I can edit my .xinitrc file to switch
between window managers, right
> On Saturday, September 21, 2002, at 08:14 PM, Jens Nockel wrote:
>
> > Hi.
> > Debs are in the directory /sw/fink/debs and once in a while that comes
> > in handy. E.g. when you don't like the new version of a fink package
> > and
> > want to go back to a previous one, you can fink remove the
