On Jun 9, 2005, at 9:46 AM, Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
On Jun 9, 2005, at 11:34 AM, Rich Warren wrote:
I can't seem to get gnushogi to work.
What OS version?
10.4.1 (though it looks like fink is drawing from 10.4-transitional/
stable--is there a different feed that I should be using
I can't seem to get gnushogi to work. I've tried installing both the
binary and from source. From source, it seemed to have an error, but
ignored the error and continued. No binary was created (that I could
find). The binary version also seems to lack an executable binary
file--at least no
I've gotten tired of waiting for applications to move from Unstable to
Stable, so I've tried to switch my system to unstable.
I've worked out most of the kinks, but I'm still having trouble with
gnome-vfs-ssl. Here's the error I'm getting. I tried removing and
reinstalling openjade, since that
Hi again,
I got everything working and downloaded a lot of binaries using
dselect. Then I tried to update my system to newer compiled versions
using fink update-all. However I got the following error:
Failed: Can't resolve dependency xscreensaver for package
control-center-2.4.0-6 (no matching
a little nervous about changing them.
Did I just forget something simple? Any suggestions?
-Rich Warren-
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On Dec 1, 2003, at 9:14 PM, chuckr wrote:
Rich Warren wrote:
This may be a bit off topic, but I was hoping for some help.
I need to make a cross compiler (specifically GCC 2.95) on my Mac.
Does anyone have any experience/suggestions getting that version of
GCC to compile? Just replacing
This may be a bit off topic, but I was hoping for some help.
I need to make a cross compiler (specifically GCC 2.95) on my Mac. Does
anyone have any experience/suggestions getting that version of GCC to
compile? Just replacing the config.guess and config.sub files cleared
up some errors--but
Will installing QT-mac do bad things to fink? Is it possible for Fink's
X-11 QT to live beside the Mac version? Is it possible to get Fink to
use the mac version (I'm assuming this is, at least for the moment, a
no).
Thanks
-Rich-
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I tried to run the command listed on the web page:
sudo find /sw/ -user 2011 -exec chown root:admin {} \;
And I got a lot of errors similar to these:
chown: changing ownership of `/sw/etc/gtk/gtkrc.sk': Function not
implemented
chown: changing ownership of `/sw/etc/gtk/gtkrc.sl': Function not
This also worked for me...except...
It only allows me to run X11 using KDE. I'd like the option of
sometimes running KDE, while other times just opening a quick
application from my normal Mac desktop. (ideally also allowing me to
use the fullscreen X11 with KDE and the rootless with single
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I'd suggest Fink Commander as a useful aid in this case, because then you
can see the current stable versions of all of the packages. That way
you can do any downgrading you need to.
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, Rich Warren wrote:
Now that kde 3.1 Is in stable, what's the best way
Now that kde 3.1 Is in stable, what's the best way to switch fink from
unstable to stable?
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What
Anyone know anything about setting up USB networking on an iBook? Or using
pppd to setup serial networking (presumably through a USB-to-serial
converter)?
I know on my Linux box, I had to recompile the kernel to get the USB
networking functionality. I was hoping that the Mac would either just do
Ok this worked for one of the projects. But two others didn't. I set the
environment variables as per the fink FAQ. I then used your script, which
compiled the first project perfectly.
On one of the others, I tried to follow the instructions below. However, I
got the following error:
# make -f
I've downloaded the source code to several non-fink KDE applications, and
tried to compile them by hand.
I've already installed KDE 3.1 from fink unstable. So I should have the QT
libraries. However, on every file I try to compile I am getting the
following errors...
checking for Qt...
Thanks,
I thought I saw something in the FAQ, but when I was looking last night, I
couldn't find it.
-Rich-
On 2/20/03 6:28 AM, Alexander Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes. Check out
http://fink.sourceforge.net/faq/usage-general.php#compile-myself
On Thu, 2003-02-20 at 04:45, Rich
I installed the full kde bundle from unstable. Most things that I've
tried seem to be working. However, I'm having trouble with kontour.
I can draw polygons and ovals, but I cannot use the pencil tool to
draw. And whenever I try to convert an oval to paths, it crashes.
I'm not running KDE,
Whereis only pulls up the location of non-fink applications. I believe
apropos was not working before I installed fink, but now works
(presumably only showing the relevant fink files--but I haven't been
able to confirm that). And find doesn't seem to have the options that I
have grown to know
I tried installing bundle-tetex (which trys to install system-tetex),
but it fails while installing tetex-texmf. I've tried to follow the
instructions fink install tetex-texmf but, I keep getting the
following error:
Information about 924 packages read in 3 seconds.
The following package
I've downloaded apple's new x11 and it seems to be working pretty well.
However, there are times when I may not want a rootless x server. For
example, I can see times when it would be nice to drop into KDE and let
KDE be the window manager.
It sounds like that is the way things were done
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