I don't think that's your problem: esd works OK on my system as far as I
can tell, and I don't have /dev/dsp.
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Have you taken a look at
http://fink.sourceforge.net/faq/usage-packages.php#apple-x-delete
?
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Hello,
first of all, my delete key is not working (rxvt 2.7.8, OSX 10.3). It
was working just fine with my old set-up, which consists entirely of the
line
rxvt*deletekey:^d
in my .Xdefaults.
Second of all, I managed to get it working for a moment (at least over
SSH), but it has since s
Hi,
I just noticed, that I don't have a /dev/dsp file.
Is that the reason why esd doesn't work?
What do I have to do, to create that file?
Thanks,
Falko
when I run esd, I get the following output:
using device Built-in audio controller for output:
with sample rate 44100.00, 2 channels
At 8:10 Uhr -0500 26.08.2003, Ned Dupont wrote:
This might be just bit off topic, but I have read, in many different
newsgroups, of people who have installed the OS X 10.3 preview. Where are
you getting that? I can not find it anywhere and I would love to try it out.
Illegaly ? ask someone who has
Still no final release date set. And if you believe the rumors sites,
there's still enough bugs in the current builds to keep Apple working
on it for a while yet. It's certainly not near GM status.
Also, I hate to be the one to do this, but I have to remind people that
actually talking about wha
Hello all,
I am trying to get Mplayer to properly display DVDs. I have no problem
launching the program or getting a skin to show up, but I can't get video to
display. I havent tried it with other video sources/files, but I beleive it
is a display problem and not a file issue (maybe I'm wrong h
Sébastien: There's now a fink package for g95 (i.e. gfortran) in
unstable. It's based upon a cvs snapshot from 20030825.
Be warned - it's very early alpha stage software.
-Jeff
On Sun, 13 Jul 2003, Sébastien Maret wrote:
> I read on the g95 project page (http://gcc-g95.sourceforge.net/), that
Thank you for your fast answer.
This was it !!
All goes well now...
Thank you
Le mardi, 26 aoû 2003, à 17:58 Europe/Paris, Alexander K. Hansen a
écrit :
Do you have dlcompat-dev installed? That's where dlfcn.h comes from.
If you don't then this may be a missing dependency for pkgconfig.
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All you should have to do is install X11 (apple or whatever), install
developer tools, and then copy over /sw.
There are a couple of packages that need reinstalling, because they do
things outside of /sw/, for example passwd and daemonic, and I suspect
all packages that
Do you have dlcompat-dev installed? That's where dlfcn.h comes from.
If you don't then this may be a missing dependency for pkgconfig.
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On Tuesday, August 26, 2003, at 09:44 AM, DJA wrote:
I want to install pkgconfig,
Joe,
Fink isn't ready for 10.3 yet, although the fink developers are working on
it.
If you do a binary-only installation of fink (i.e., using apt-get, dselect,
or the binary option in FinkCommander), then things should mostly work,
I believe.
However, to compile things yourself is trickier. Bas
I want to install pkgconfig, but the installation failed with the
following error :
In file included from gmodule.c:132:
gmodule-dl.c:31:19: dlfcn.h: No such file or directory
In file included from gmodule.c:132:
gmodule-dl.c: In function `fetch_dlerror':
gmodule-dl.c:76: warning: implicit d
As long as it is legal, does anyone want to share their OS X Seriously.
If not, does anyone know when the official release date is???
Ned Dupont
> From: "Peter O'Gorman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2003 22:27:51 +0900
> To: Ned Dupont <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: "<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This might be just bit off topic, but I have read, in many different
newsgroups, of people who have installed the OS X 10.3 preview. Where are
you getting that? I can not find it anywhere and I would love to try it out.
Thanks,
Ned Dupont
> From: Joe Corneli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Mon, 25 Au
Ok, wait a second, I just realized that I didn't install the Xcode
stuff, hence I didn't really install any version of the SDK, hence there
probably isn't a problem
Joe
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Ok, in case anyone else out there is in the same situation as I am
(relatively ignorant but magically blessed with a software seed): one
has to install X11SDK from the packages subfolder of the Xcode CD. Then
everything appears to work just fine.
Out of curiousity, supposing I want to switch back
Hi,
I just installed Fink and then the latest 10.3 preview (packaged with
X11 1.0) on an otherwise out-of-the-box iBook. Now when I try
fink install rxvt
I am prompted to install the place holder package system-xfree86. But
Fink then asks for me to install Apple's SDK. However,
1.1.1-1 is available in the unstable tree... but the latest unstable
release is 1.3.0-3, and the latest stable release is 1.2.2. Any
chance that there could be an update?
Joe
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Dear Matt Richardson:
Carbon Copy Cloner uses something called psync, which is like rsync
except it respects resource forks. Hopefully nothing
in /sw needs this, so rsync should be able to work fine. But it can't
hurt to use psync.
For what it is worth I routinely copy the whole /sw directory
On Mon, 25 Aug 2003 08:43:34 -0400,
Alexander Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Survey question for users:
> Would you like to have emails sent to fink-beginners and
> fink-users when the documentation (FAQ, Running X11, Users
> Guide, etc.) is updated?
Fink-users: no. I know where the docum
Yes, good idea.
If somebody doesn't like those messages, they can always filter them
out, assuming that these mails are identified by some keyword like
perhaps
"FINK-DOCUMENTATION" in the subject line, or e.g. by being CC-ed
to the fink FINK-ANNOUNCE mailing list...
Jens
On Monday, August 25, 20
yes
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Hi,
when I run esd, I get the following output:
using device Built-in audio controller for output:
with sample rate 44100.00, 2 channels and 32-bit sample
unsupported device.
xmms doesn't work and reports that error, too.
I'm using a PPC G4 466MHz.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
Falko
I have always used tar to move a fink installation. I just make a tar
archive of /sw and move it and then untar it. The only packages that I
am aware of that install outside of the /sw tree are g77 and X11.
HTH
Phil
On Monday, August 25, 2003, at 05:17 PM, Jens Nockel wrote:
But the the last li
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