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[Nick Bailey <address@hidden>]

I don't know the answer to this question, but Fink uses debian package 
tools, right? That means the source package will have an *exact* copy of 
the TeXmacs source code (debian guys are very particular about this) and 
a file with all the diffs which are automatically applied when the 
debian tools builds the package. So you might be able to get some idea 
of the answer by looking into the fink source package for the older TeXmacs.

My Linux Dell laptop has just died rather spectacularly, and I've 
ordered a Mac one to see if I can use OS-X and fink instead, so I may be 
able to comment in more detail in a few weeks' time :) If OS-X 
misbehaves, though, it's coming straight off and the powerbook'll be a 
Linux-only machine, just like the Dell was...

Nick/


Murali Agastya wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Martin Costabel may be the person with an answer to this question. 
>  
>
> Does one have to make complicated changes to the sources
> made available as TeXmacs-1.0.2.x-src.tar.gz so that they 
> can compile under OsX (10.2.x)?  
>
> I have successfully compiled the most recent package provided by the fink
> (which is TeXmacs-1.0.2.4-1), but would like the ability to try out the
> most recent versions as they appear on the TeXmacs site.
>
> Thanks for any help. 
>
>
> Best, 
> Murali
>
>
> Murali Agastya

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