If you are using any fink package on 10.2 that is not listed in
"stable" in FinkCommander or http://fink.sourceforge.net/pdb/index.php
(current-stable), please let the maintainer know. We're not asking for
a full QA report or even testing of every feature, "I tried this and it
seems to work fin
Anyone have any feelings on whether the threaded versions of X are worth
the time needed to install, versus the XonX binary install?
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On Friday, November 15, 2002, at 02:29 PM, Roland Wegmann wrote:
Hello
Did someone of you install octave-forge package (
octave.sourceforge.net/>) after installing octave via 'fink install
octave'?
If this is the case, could I have some tips, how this can be done.
It used to be in fink, bu
Gotcha, and thank you.
On 11/15/02 7:29 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
> On Friday, November 15, 2002, at 07:17 PM, Ian L. wrote:
>
>> Apologieswhich "big warning" are you referring to? I installed
>> Fink and
>> compiled every package from source on a fresh installation of 10.2 as
>> well
>> as r
I installed Bind9 w/ fink, configured it, enabled it with
daemonic. Made my best guesses as to what should be in /etc/hostconfig
and other files.
I could not find anything on how to move a standard service like DNS
so it was controlled by daemonic instead of
/System/Library/StartupItems and /etc
On Friday, November 15, 2002, at 07:17 PM, Ian L. wrote:
Apologieswhich "big warning" are you referring to? I installed
Fink and
compiled every package from source on a fresh installation of 10.2 as
well
as ran `fink selfupdate-cvs' shortly after the black-cursort problem
appeared, if that
The first line about v-string puzzles me, but after that seems to
indicate your PERL5LIB is not set
correctly. PERL5LIB should contain /sw/lib/perl5
Have you run either of /sw/bin/init.csh (or /sw/bin/init.sh if your
shell is bash)?
On Friday, November 15, 2002, at 09:29 AM, Artemio Gonzalez-L
On Fri, 2002-11-15 at 17:32, Ian L. wrote:
> Starting about two days ago my cursors in full-screen X11 lost everything
> but the cursor masks. That is, all my cursors are solid black...no white
> edges in the default "X" cursor or the standard arrow pointer. It's pretty
> difficult to use with blac
Starting about two days ago my cursors in full-screen X11 lost everything
but the cursor masks. That is, all my cursors are solid black...no white
edges in the default "X" cursor or the standard arrow pointer. It's pretty
difficult to use with black-background xterms.
Has anyone else experienced t
Hello
Did someone of you install octave-forge package () after installing octave via 'fink install octave'?
If this is the case, could I have some tips, how this can be done.
By the way: Are there Howto's, Manuals, etc. addressing the issue of
compiling source code under Mac OS X.
Thanks in adv
On Friday, November 15, 2002, at 02:41 pm, Martin Costabel wrote:
Incidentally, on starting XEmacs, I now get the following message,
which I have not noticed before: '_XF86BigFontQueryFont: could not
attach shm segment.' At a guess, I'd say that this was a problem with
shared memory on Darwin
Hello David, Hello Martin
Thank you for giving me the hint about tcltk. Now I have in nice r-base
installation on my iMac.
By the way: Martin, please excuse my mistake with the subject line.
Thanks in advance for helping me
Roland Wegmann
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Sorry for Off topic post, but we are stuck with a problem. We are
trying to get Windows users to access OSX server 10.2.2 - they are
running Windows XP. Whenever they try logging in, XP puts their
computer name in front of their login.
A recent MacWorld reveiw said you had to enable Password
I am trying to update to fink 11.0 as per the instructions at
http://fink.sourceforge.net/news/jaguar.php.
However, when I execute the command
sudo /sw/lib/fink/postinstall.pl
I get the following error message:
v-string in use/require non-portable at /sw/lib/fink/postinstall.pl
line 27.
Can'
On Friday, November 15, 2002, at 02:41 pm, Martin Costabel wrote:
Reinstalling xaw3d was necessary, rebuilding xemacs probably not.
You are correct. Had I had the presence of mind also to reinstal
xaw3d-shlibs, I would not have needed to rebuild xemacs.
Alwyn
On Thursday, November 14, 2002, at 08:43 pm, Jeff Whitaker wrote:
This could be a Matlab bug,
or a bug in Apple's posix threads implementation (which is known to
incomplete).
I was under the impression that as of Darwin 6 (Mac OS X 10.2), Apple
had made their pthreads implementation fully, or
I have Mac OS X 10.2.2 and have replaced my XFree86 software with the
Fink-supplied 'threaded' versions as recommended by the experts on this
list. (See the thread entitled 'libxine and xfree86-base-threaded
etc.'.)
I then found that XEmacs will not run; it fails with the message:
'dyld: xemac
On Friday, November 15, 2002, at 07:22 , Jim Kuo wrote:
Hi All,
I am new to fink, so please excuse me if this is a stupid question.
I installed vim on my 10.2.2 by doing "fink install vim", the
installation went fine and without errors. However, when i type "vim"
in xterm, I only get the non
Hi All,
I am new to fink, so please excuse me if this is a stupid question.
I installed vim on my 10.2.2 by doing "fink install vim", the installation
went fine and without errors. However, when i type "vim" in xterm, I only
get the non-X version of vim.
I thought the vim package is the X vers
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