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I had less success.. help?
First difference was when I tried to sudo rm /Applications/XDarwin.app ... it complained that it was a directory. So I added -r and it deleted it.
Now, however, since I've deleted what I used to use to get into XFree86 (XDarwin), I'm unclear as to what I use to start XFree86 up. My guess is that it is xfree86-rootless (the last thing that is installed), but typing that in terminal (even after a rehash) gives me a "command not found."
What might I be doing wrong, or not doing that I should be? Thanks.
My bad...
Whoops, left out the "-r" on the Applications removal; I've added it in now.
My bad...
I also had an old non-fink installation of Xfree, but after this update, XDarwin.app is version 1.0.5 when the previous one is 1.1.
4.1 v 4.2
You probably had a more recent version installed. I had a non-fink version 4.2 installed previously. I decided to switch to the fink install just to make future upgrades easier. |
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