Thanks :)
I did not think before I acted. I am writing a program and it interacts
with fink on a minor level but part of that interaction is to have fink
install XFree86 and I needed to know if I needed to turn that feature
off for 10.3.x . I should have installed the software from fink and not
You can indeed get a working version from a binary install--you do have
to update your package descriptions first, though, because the version
that you initially have access to from the installer doesn't work on
Panther.
Or if you wait a few days, the new binary distribution will be out.
On Ma
On Mar 21, 2004, at 7:04 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
There are several versions available for Panther: 4.3.99 and later.
Ok, I understand that there is a version the works with panther as I
have a working version of XFree86 on my computer currently configured
for gnome running sawfish as the w
There are several versions available for Panther: 4.3.99 and later.
On Mar 21, 2004, at 4:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see fink installs Xfree86 the question is (i already have an xfree86
installed so I don't know) Does the fink installed distriubtion work on
10.3x and 10.2x ? or is it only
I see fink installs Xfree86 the question is (i already have an xfree86
installed so I don't know) Does the fink installed distriubtion work on
10.3x and 10.2x ? or is it only Jag right now?
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