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Please run: 'fink selfupdate-cvs' or make a google search, download the file and cp the tar.gz to /sw/src Cheers...

Can you post what file wasn't there? Cheers...

Install enightenment or icewm window managers, or both: 'fink install enlightenment' 'fink install icewm' Then, write in the ~/.xinitrc file: WINDOW_MANAGER=enlightenment exec gnome-session or WINDOW_MANAGER=icewm exec gnome-session Cheers...

Please, post a copy of your ~/.xinitrc file Cheers...

Either you configure a window manager like windowmaker, enlightenment, icewm, etc to work with gnome or you write in your ~/.xinitrc file : PATH="$PATH:/sw/bin" # If you login from xdm, uncomment this to make error messages appear # in the console window. # # tail -f...

Now, you can write at the end of your ~/.xinitrc file: exec gnome-session make sure your file looks like this: PATH="$PATH:/sw/bin" # If you login from xdm, uncomment this to make error messages appear # in the console window. # # tail -f /Users/brandg/.xsession-errors >...

Just saw your message, but... .....I have to run, I'm going out for dinner and I'm late. For the moment to test it, run XDarwin full screen and from an xterm or eterm run: gnome-session & See how it goes. I will come back later. Cheers...

Well, if apt-get doesn't work for you (strange, what about dselect?), then you can do it with the 'fink install packagename' comamand. Run in terminal: fink list gnome That will give you all the gnome packages you can install. But it is important, before you start installing from...

What are you talking about ? In Page 4 of the Guide explains you how to cp your .xinitrc and how to create your ~/.cshrc file. Please read it again. Cheers...

It all could work, depends from where did you installed XDarwin and XFree86 and what versions ? Can you give me that info? If you have a previous installation of XFree86 have you made the following?: cd ~/Library mkdir init cd init mkdir tcsh cd tcsh pico path When...

Hydroglow, Please, let's not waste time. Go and download the XFree86 Installation Guide from MacOS Hints as I suggested, then read it. Please......When you begin to understand it...............then follow it. http://www.macosxhints.com/ By the way, it seems the only thing you did...

Something is very wrong, please tell me what you did, exactly from the beginning. Please also give me the following info : sudo echo $PATH fink --version Then, If you installed XFree86 with fink through the xfree86-base and the xfree86-rootless package run : sudo fink...

Sorry, I already edited my post above. First you must run : 'sudo apt-get update' and then : 'sudo apt-get install gnome-bundle' Cheers...

I think I better post here some of the INFO about the KDE packages as shown at the fink web site. ---------------------------------------------- << These packages will only work with the xfree86-base from the Fink distribution, version 4.2.0-5 or higher. Fink provides a "virtual"...

Have you tried using 'psync' ? I use it to mirror my primary drive to a second drive every night and it works great. And copies both the resource forks and Finder bits. The way to get 'psync' is via the Perl module "MacOSXFiles". It requires you to have installed the 10.1 Developer...

Recovering NetInfo Domains from Backup: ------------------------------------------- <<Good News: the database can be backed up -- in fact, if you leave your computer on overnight, it'll get backed up automatically every night. Bad News: the backup is in a different format (nidump's...

From the fink-lists: --------------------------------- <<The Fink team is happy to announce preliminary support for KDE on MacOS X. To find out more about the K Desktop Environment, see "What is KDE?" at the KDE web site: http://www.kde.org/whatiskde/index.html Work has...

I suggest you read some documentation first. Here for example: http://fink.sourceforge.net/ There is also agood tutorial at the MacOS Hints web site called 'XFree86 Install Guide', a little outdated, but still very helpful. http://www.macosxhints.com/ Although I know the...

You can also do it with 'precmd'. From the tcsh man pages: Tcsh supports a special alias, precmd, which if set holds a command that will be executed before printing each prompt. For example, if the user has done alias precmd date then the program date will be run just before...

It looks a problem with slpd (the SLP daemon) Have you checked the client and router compatibility? <<SLP on MacOS 9.0 will use IP multicast. If your network uses routers that are not capable of IP multicast, you will need to upgrade them or set up tunneling.>> <<If a service stops...