The problem is that pango1-xft2 requires the xfree86
package--corresponding to XFree86-4.3. You need to use pango1-xft1,
since that matches what's in the current Apple X11.
On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 10:59 PM, Joshua David Horner wrote:
hey all.
i still get the same thing about xfree86
thanks!
that was the problem.
- josh
on a side note, the entire reason i was doing this was because i
_thought_ evolution had built-in ms exchange abilities. then i found
out i was wrong. ;-)
On Thursday, Jul 17, 2003, at 06:19 US/Eastern, Alexander Hansen wrote:
The problem is that
David
Horner
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Subject: Re: [Fink-users] evolution problem still there
thanks!
that was the problem.
- josh
on a side note, the entire reason i was doing this was because i
_thought_ evolution had built-in ms exchange abilities. then i
hey all.
i still get the same thing about xfree86 not being able to install due
to conflicting with system-xfree86. but isn't that the whole point?
system-xfree86 (as a placeholder) should let other programs compile
against it with no problems, right?
i'm not really sure where to go from
