mr. K said:You talking about the X11 xterm? The shell that pops up when X11 is launched?
The only thing I can imagine is that the two shells are configured differently and /sw/bin isn't in your default path in xterm. Try '/sw/bin/fink', and if that doesn't work what an odd problem.
StarBuck said:If you go to the /sw folder you see the following items
bin etc fink include lib sbin share src var
if I open bin I can see fink in here as well but if I type fink I get this error.
command not found.
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Ripcord said:It sounds like the fink dirs are not in your system path for some reason when you try running it in xterm (which is what I assume you mean when you say "no go in x11"), and obviously you don't have "." in your path either.
Is your startup script not getting executed when you run xterm for some reason? Or are you running a different shell in xterm than in Terminal.app for some reason (both should run BASH by default now in 10.3, and would load the traditional BASH startup scripts to set PATH, etc.)
Hydroglow said:Make sure that you have /etc/bashrc edited with . /sw/bin/init.sh
The . in front is important.
StarBuck said:Thanks that works.