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From: Nadav Eiron <nadav@barcode.co.il>
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Subject: Re: Wine
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Niklas Saers wrote:
> 
> Hi. I read  from the announcementlist recently that Wine had come with a
> new build. So I go looking in the packages-directory: Nada. Of course, it
> was in the ports-directory. So my first question is: How long does it take
> before a port is made into a package?

It depends. Some ports even never become packages (mostly for
licensing/export restrictions reasons). If you have a specific need,
contact the port maintaner. It's very easy to build ports, though, so it
really shouldn't be much of a problem.

> 
> Then... while compiling programs to run under X11, I always get errors of
> include-files and such which are not found. What files do I have to install
> where to be able to compile these applications. (goes for Wine as well)

It's the "header files" option in the X installation menu in sysinstall
(don't remember the name of the .tgz file). Run (as root)
/stand/sysinstall, choose Config., Distributions, and then look into the
X distribution. You'll find it there.

> 
> Thanks for your time
> 
>                                 Niklas J. Saers
Nadav