Thanks, you all answered my questions,to answer yours
X11 and Xtools are all updated and ready to go as needed.
Thanks MisterMe for confirming the standard installation of Vanilla Unix on Mac. What is the difference between a Console and Terminal? I have been exploring mac file structure and wondering about its conventions for commands, man pages, since it is a propritery OS and machine.
Under Installer there is: Packages with .pkg and .mpkg extensions are these all the libraries and processes automatically called by Mac Installer and are ready to be used from command line?
As, yeroen pointed out I can compile from mac's unix system, given that neither fink nor macport would be neccessary unless there are configuring issues i don't have the skill level to input in which I can always post mac forums.
I don't want to compile but if I have to, why add another abstract layer onto the compile process that ups error risks.
I'd rather not install anything I don't have to. If using Fink or MacPort were the only way to create an installable app pkg then I'll have to learn how and what each program compiles which is what I don't want to do at this time, learn yet another major technical process.
Mac is a stable clean machine I don't want to muck it up or alter it in anyway that is not an improvement.
kuwisdelu, I'm not sure either what Fink and Mac Port are, in the broadest sense I think they are each a program used to restructure 'Open Source' code to create cross platform packages that is install on different Operating, they may also redistribute ready to install packages for different operating systems but I think you have to use there "Installer"?