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Check This out: http://www.osxgnu.org/software/Utils/OSXGNU/ It might be what you're looking for.

hold on, Ill be back.

Unless you are using the /sw folder for an app that you somehow installed previously via fink/fink commander, it would be ok to delete it, as it contains only fink-installed stuff. There's no harm in getting rid of it from what I have read. Then you could install fink/commander and go by the...

Giaguara, do you have fink commander? It can get and install all the stuff you need from source.

I installed bluefish from the fink commander... Just selected it and told it to install from binary... It was quick & easy, but after installing, I found a lot of difficulty in editing files because of the line-breaks weren't translated (hence everythihng was run together) and I couldn't figure...

"Win iPod w/Mac" Dammit, I thought there was a new contest or something.

If you have installed a .mpkg of GIMP (such as the darwinports one from opendarwin.org) and a fink install of gimp, and you want to get rid of the .mpkg, here is a link to an application called OSXPM that will remove installed pkg's. Ironically, this little app is also a mpkg...and it installs...

I've been coding with javascript, actionscript(flash), php, and a little applescript for a long time now, but I would love to make some simple standalone stuff - like for text-transformations, or scripted terminal actions (if that can be done) I'm initially attracted to the idea of...

BoneFill just explained the easy way, but it will overwrite the original xinitrc file, instead of making another file to go by. For that reason, incase you want to revert back someday, put a # in front of 'xterm &' to comment it out instead of deleting it, then on the next line you can add...

:p What can I say, she used both for years, and decided she would rather go with Windows, since the stuff she likes works best on Windows. :rolleyes: Im just glad I have my PBFW, its dreamy.:D

Im buying my wife a (windows) laptop today for Valentines.

PS: a file that starts with '.' will be invisible, and some editors may give you flak. I use TinkerTool to enable invisible files so I dont get lost.

Here's a quote from the unofficial FAQ http://www.misplaced.net/fom/X11/39.html The .xinitrc file needs to go in the base of your home directory. Use your favorite text editor to create and edit this file, a simple .xinitrc is as follows...

Well, I've been happily twiddling with my new fink install of GIMP and I've got it tweaked a little and cleaned up alot, but I cant help but notice the half a gig of usr/ on my drive from an install of the openDarwin install I tried. There is another running version of GIMP in my usr/ file...

Im not sure, because its been a while, but MidiGraphy might do it.

All the platforms have thier strengths and weaknesses. It's how you use them that makes them good or bad.

You're right, at least for the U.S. VCD's ARE dodgy. In Eastern Europe and Asia, however, VCD Players have been around for a long, long time, and most DVD players there will play VCD's too. Its a format that never caught on in the U.S...we're still holding on to the expensive low quality VHS...

we definitely produce lots of bad movies, junk food, tobacco products, SUV's.

I thought that was Mexico and China and Malaysia. :b

Im noticing that some times my mac takes a longer time to shut down (longer than it does to start up by far). Does this have something to do with X11? Is there some huge log file somewhere that is causing this?