Some corrections in faq.en.xml

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<   <cvsid>$Id: faq.en.xml,v 1.60 2005/11/17 01:23:13 alexkhansen Exp  
$</cvsid>
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 >   <cvsid>$Id: faq.en.xml,v 1.62 2005/12/01 13:39:28 michga Exp $</ 
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<         your specific packages and its dependencies, don't use the
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 >         your specific packages and their dependencies, don't use the
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<         cause unforseen issues that make it difficult to debug  
problems when
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 >         cause unforeseen issues that make it difficult to debug  
problems when
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< <p>(The above of course assumes you're on 10.3.  If you're on a  
different OS replace <code>10.3</code> with what your current  
distribution is.</p>
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 > <p>The above of course assumes you're on 10.3.  If you're on a  
different OS replace <code>10.3</code> with what your current  
distribution is.</p>
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<         <p>Some packages that need <code>gettext</code> headers to  
build have been updated to use <code>libgettext3-dev</code> and some  
still use <code>gettext-dev</code>.  Consequently, Fink may try to  
switch to whichever one isn't currently installed in order to satisfy  
a build dependency for some package that you're trying to update.  In  
addition, the <code>fink </code>tool treats <code>gettext-dev</code>  
as essential, and will install it any time you selfupdate.</p>
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 >         <p>Some packages that need <code>gettext</code> headers to  
build have been updated to use <code>libgettext3-dev</code> and some  
still use <code>gettext-dev</code>.  Consequently, Fink may try to  
switch to whichever one isn't currently installed in order to satisfy  
a build dependency for some package that you're trying to update.  In  
addition, the <code>fink </code> tool treats <code>gettext-dev</code>  
as essential, and will install it any time you selfupdate.</p>
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< <p>If you haven't updated Tiger and/or <code>base_files</code>yet,  
ou can work around this issue by prefixing the the name of you want  
as follows:
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 > <p>If you haven't updated Tiger and/or <code>base-files</code>  
yet, you can work around this issue by prefixing the name of the  
software you want to run as follows:
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<         <p>You may find it preferable to set this globally (e.g. in  
your startup script, and/or in your <code>.xinitrc</code> , which you  
may need to do to run GNOME).  Put</p>
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 >         <p>You may find it preferable to set this globally (e.g.  
in your startup script, and/or in your <code>.xinitrc</code>, which  
you may need to do to run GNOME).  Put</p>



Cheers,
Michèle
<http://micmacfr.homeunix.org>




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