Dear Ben et al:
A few months ago I asked a similar question to yours, but mine was in
the context of python. Apple OS X version 10.4.x has python 2.3.
The latest one in fink (unstable) is the current stable python
release, 2.4, which is what I use in fink.
OS X 10.4 now ships with tcltk
Ben Willmore wrote:
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/usr/bin/install -m 755 build/contacts %i/bin || /usr/bin/install - m
755 build/Deployment/contacts %i/bin
That's exactly what I was thinking of. I think a better solution would
be for Fink detect the version of XCode that is being used, and
explicitly make that inf
Ben Willmore wrote:
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And what is /Applications/Fink? So far, I've only seen /sw/ Applications
in use...
The idea is that the user should never need to open /sw/Applications in
the Finder. Therefore for those app bundles that are meant to be used as
apps, there are symlinks in /Applications/
Martin, Max,
Thanks for your replies.
I do think there is value in providing 'aqua' software in some cases
-- for example, emacs builds a carbon-enabled version direct from
CVS, but it's hard to find a .dmg of this on the web that isn't
either ancient or 'enhanced' (where enhanced means al
Hi Dave,
On Aug 14, 2005, at 8:01 AM, David R. Morrison wrote:
I'm not sure which differences you have in mind, but one solution
to XCode changes which has been used in a few update files is to
put alternate versions of XCode commands or install locations. For
example, in the InstallScript
Am 14.08.2005 um 15:43 schrieb David R. Morrison:
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Actually, Max, while you were away we had agreed that packaging
aqua .apps was OK.
Sure. That doesn't change what I said in my last mail, though -- only
what I then (incorrectly, apparatnely) said in my first mail.
I still strongly
On Aug 14, 2005, at 1:45 AM, Ben Willmore wrote:2. Building aqua software reliably requires the ability to detect the version of XCode that's being used. Is there any way to do this in a .info file?I'm not sure which differences you have in mind, but one solution to XCode changes which has been us
On Aug 14, 2005, at 5:48 AM, Max Horn wrote:
Am 14.08.2005 um 10:17 schrieb Martin Costabel:
Max Horn wrote:
Am 14.08.2005 um 07:45 schrieb Ben Willmore:
[Sorry if these are FAQs. Gmane archive search seems to be broken]
1. Some of my favourite unix programs ((x)emacs, unison) no
Am 14.08.2005 um 10:17 schrieb Martin Costabel:
Max Horn wrote:
Am 14.08.2005 um 07:45 schrieb Ben Willmore:
[Sorry if these are FAQs. Gmane archive search seems to be broken]
1. Some of my favourite unix programs ((x)emacs, unison) now
have good aqua-native versions. I notice these ar
Max Horn wrote:
Am 14.08.2005 um 07:45 schrieb Ben Willmore:
[Sorry if these are FAQs. Gmane archive search seems to be broken]
1. Some of my favourite unix programs ((x)emacs, unison) now have
good aqua-native versions. I notice these are not available through
Fink. Are aqua ports again
Am 14.08.2005 um 07:45 schrieb Ben Willmore:
[Sorry if these are FAQs. Gmane archive search seems to be broken]
1. Some of my favourite unix programs ((x)emacs, unison) now have
good aqua-native versions. I notice these are not available
through Fink. Are aqua ports against Fink policy, o
Ben Willmore wrote:
[Sorry if these are FAQs. Gmane archive search seems to be broken]
1. Some of my favourite unix programs ((x)emacs, unison) now have good
aqua-native versions. I notice these are not available through Fink.
Are aqua ports against Fink policy, or has no-one got around to
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