Il progetto Fink vuole portare il mondo del software Unix Open Source su Darwin e Mac OS X. Noi modifichiamo software Unix in modo che si compili e che funzioni su Mac OS X (questa procedura è chiamata "port")e lo rendiamo disponibile per aggiornamenti. Fink usa gli strumenti Debian come dpkg e apt-get per avere una potente gestione dei pacchetti binari. Potete usare lo strumento che preferite per scaricare i pacchetti precompilati o il codice sorgente da compilare. Più informazioni...
Notizie2009-10-30: Servers back to normal. Our user services have been restored. On Oct 28th the Web site and some of the mirrors (rsync, source files, binary distribution) were restored, and on Oct 30th all of our main rsync mirrors were operational. Once again, we apologise for the inconvenience. Thanks for your patience and support. 2009-10-24: Server issues. We have had server issues and as a result the Web site and the official binary distribution are down, and the rsync servers are stalled. Whilst we sort this out, you may:
We apologise for the inconvenience. 2009-08-28: Fink on 10.6. Fink is ready to be used on Snow Leopard (OS X v. 10.6). Users will need to choose between a 32-bit version of fink and a 64-bit version of fink for 10.6. The 32-bit version has more packages available at the present time, but the 64-bit version represents the future direction for OS X and for fink; individual users must make this decision on their own. It will not be possible to "upgrade" from 32-bit to 64-bit (or vice versa), without completely reinstalling fink. At the moment, two methods are available for installing Fink on Snow Leopard. A binary installer is not available, so it is important to first install XCode from the Optional Installs folder on the Snow Leopard disk. Users wanting the 64-bit version, or users upgrading directly from 10.4 or earlier, must bootstrap fink from the distribution tarball (version 0.29.9 or later), available at sourceforge.net; installation instructions are here. On the other hand, users can upgrade directly from 10.5 to the 32-bit version, following the instructions below. (One warning: users who have installed a development version of fink from CVS rather than a released version may encounter trouble; please downgrade your fink to a released version, and remove stray .deb files of higher versions, before beginning.)
To upgrade, follow a four step process.
Step 1: edit the file After the upgrade, you may wish to run Almost all of the packages in fink's stable tree will compile on 10.6, but be warned that only a fraction of the 10.5 packages are currently available for 10.6. In the near future, fink's package database will be updated to include information about packages for 10.6; you can check there to see if your favorite package is ready. |
2010-09-02: mpatrol-1.4.8-14 (Library that for diagnosing run-time errors) |
