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Hans Hagen said this at Thu, 9 Jun 2005 21:34:44 +0200:
Adam Lindsay wrote:
It's because you installed fink once and it is no longer installed. (I hate fink.) You could track down which of the files fink modified and delete the line referring to the /sw/bin/init.csh file. (look in ~/.tcshrc and ~/.login first)
it's indeed hard to get rid of fink ... i go quite some broken stuff now, so i probably need a fresh install; is there currently any reason for fink or is the mac x driver ok now
Driver?
It's more a package management system to help compile different open
source projects while sorting through dependencies.
I personally thought it was more trouble than it was worth by the time
OSX reached 10.2. Most open source projects are mac-friendly enough to
simply be compiled by the user or provided by Gerben in his i-Installer.
Other systems (like