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fink is better
First of all, "sudo apt-get install imagemagick" is easy enough for me. You don't even need to compile anything. However, for this option to be usable in 10.2, we must wait a little bit so that the precompiled binaries for Jaguar become available. If you still use 10.1.5, try the command above and enjoy!
Fink is not necessarily better
err...yes, Fink is a wonderful tool, but /usr/local isn't a "system" directory per-se. It's a defined standard that 3rd-party software is installed in /usr/local, it's just some vendors/developers got the sh*ts with how much other software was getting in the way of their wonderful software. |
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