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Fink is a project that wants to bring more Unix
software to Mac OS X, which results in two main goals:
- Porting software to Mac OS X. Meaning that the
Fink project takes commodity Open Source Unix
software and fixes whatever is necessary so that it will compile and
run on Mac OS X.
- To make the results available to casual users. For this, the
Fink people builds a distribution using package
management tools like dpkg and apt-get ported from Linux and the
Debian GNU/Linux project. The binary distribution uses the .deb
package format.
These are the options you can use when using ``fink'' on OS X:
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list all packages in database |
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install package ``foo'' |
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update all installed packages |
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more info about package foo |
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list all packages that start with 'xemacs |
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list more fink options and help |
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