On Dec 8, 11:01 pm, Spike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm new to SAGE and I just got myself a Mac (so I'm new to Macs).
> I'm running OS X 10.4 on an old eMac G4.
> I've installed your program from your site as suggested in the
> packaged readme file. But then, whenever I opened my Terminal, SAGE
> would fire up (I just want Bash).
>
> So, just to see what would happen, I remove the 'sage' file in
> 'Applications' and now, the Terminal opens and then immediately closes
> (go figure).
>
> My question is obviously, how do I get things back to normal?
Dear Spike,
Thanks for trying Sage!
Is it possible you have associated the script to Terminal itself, or
that you put it in some sort of startup file for Terminal? It sounds
like it still is associated somehow, since if it can't find Sage maybe
it would just admit defeat and close up. I would see if you can find
that, perhaps under the properties of whatever icon you are clicking.
I have OSX.4, just followed the instructions in sage-README-osx.txt,
and cannot replicate this automatic starting behavior, unfortunately
(though fortunately for me, I guess).
If you can point to exactly what instructions you followed, someone
else reading this list who knows more about the command prompt/shell/
Terminal may be able to tell you how to move forward.
Thanks for your enthusiasm and support - we appreciate it!
- kcrisman
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