as soon as the fink bug is fixed I'll be making one.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>We should also start talking about what is needed for fink to have an
>unstable tree bindist.
-=[JFH] Justin F. Hallett
-=[JFH] Rendek Communications Inc.
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On Friday, December 20, 2002, at 03:36 PM, David wrote:
What do I consider a popular package? Well, you decide. I have been
using a lot of Software over the past 15 years and I think I know many
packages which I would deem popular, yet there might be many I do not
know about and thus, pleas
Sorry for broadcasting this message, but all my emails sent to Masanori
Sekino ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]) have
returned due to temporary over quota.
The following unstable packages compiled successfully on my PowerBook
G3 (Wallstreet), with 320MB RAM, 18GB IDE drive.
List of packag
> What do I consider a popular package? Well, you decide. I have been
> using a lot of Software over the past 15 years and I think I know many
> packages which I would deem popular, yet there might be many I do not
> know about and thus, please keep the mails coming.
On that note, I just put tomca
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: RIPEMD160
Dear Developers.
I have a request I would like to pass on to everyone of you. In order
to keep this project alive in the press I am planning on increasing the
frequency of announcements. I am sure most of you hate empty words
just as much as
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: RIPEMD160
I disagree. Of course locally made checksums are not as safe as are
ones you get from the "vendors". but in the end, if their download
packages can be hacked and replaced by wormed packages, so can their
websites listing the MD5 checksums.
The dylib files you found are in the package libgnomeui2-shlibs. The ones
you are missing are in the package libgnomeui2-dev (that's where we keep
both the headers and the symbolic links). When you make a Fink package
depending on this library, you specify:
Depends: libgnomeui2-shlibs
BuildDepen
