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Worse than one of those little blue crunchy things!
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Rat Fink
I think installing Fink has screwed my iMac royally. Recently I haven't been able to run Illustrator or Quark on my new computer. Since I do graphic design this is _NOT_ a trivial matter. The added complication of being unemployed means I can't afford to upgrade to newer (OS X) versions of either program. I can't figure out why they won't run, so I starting trying to work backwards to figure out what big system change I've made that might have caused the problem.
Lo and behold, from looking at my logs and file modification dates it seems that the last time either worked was immediately prior to installing Fink. Farging bastoid!
Shout it from the mountaintops... F#@! Fink!!!!
--Larry Wall in Configure from the perl distribution
No problems with fink here! (Score:3, Insightful)
But just as a datapoint, I've been using fink since within a week or so of upgrading to OSX 10.1, and have had no problems.
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Re:No problems with fink here! (Score:1)
Nope... It's in /sw. I was actually hoping I'd done something to cause the problem but it's right where it should be.