On 02Jan2009 13:35, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
| On Friday, January 2 at 02:22 PM, quoth Trey Sizemore:
| >> Well, OSX is built on FreeBSD, so it's going to be similar to that.
| >> What sort of "tweaking" did you have to do? Certainly paths to
| >> external programs are going to be somewhat different
On Fri Jan 02, 2009 01:35PM, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Friday, January 2 at 02:22 PM, quoth Trey Sizemore:
> >> Well, OSX is built on FreeBSD, so it's going to be similar to that.
> >> What sort of "tweaking" did you have to do? Certainly paths to
> >> external programs are going to be somewhat d
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On Friday, January 2 at 02:22 PM, quoth Trey Sizemore:
>> Well, OSX is built on FreeBSD, so it's going to be similar to that.
>> What sort of "tweaking" did you have to do? Certainly paths to
>> external programs are going to be somewhat different,
On Fri, 2 Jan 2009 10:41:00 -0800, "John Velman" said:
> I'm a long time Linux user (RedHad, Slackware), and last year when the
> new
> iMac with OSX 10.5 came out, I couldn't resist -- but with a lot of
> trepidation.
>
> My worries were completely unfounded. True, some things work differently
On Fri, 2 Jan 2009 12:24:53 -0600, "Kyle Wheeler"
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> On Friday, January 2 at 01:08 PM, quoth Trey Sizemore:
> > I remember having to do a lot of 'tweaking' a while back when I was
> > trying to get things setup on a FreeBSD install, so I
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On Friday, January 2 at 01:17 PM, quoth Joseph:
> I ended up using the iTerm because the screen seems to work better.
Ugh, seriously? I tried using iTerm but just found it to be way
too slow and finicky. My alternative to Apple's Terminal would
On Fri, Jan 02, 2009 at 12:24:53PM -0600, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
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> I used to use xterm, but these days I use the default Terminal.app.
> But that's a battle in and of itself. (more in a moment)
I don't have any trouble with Terminal.app. What am I doing wrong?
:-)
John Velman
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I'm a long time Linux user (RedHad, Slackware), and last year when the new
iMac with OSX 10.5 came out, I couldn't resist -- but with a lot of
trepidation.
My worries were completely unfounded. True, some things work differently
than what you may be used to. You'll have to find those yourself.
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On Friday, January 2 at 01:08 PM, quoth Trey Sizemore:
> I remember having to do a lot of 'tweaking' a while back when I was
> trying to get things setup on a FreeBSD install, so I assumed
> (perhaps wrongly) that the situation might be similar with
On 01/02/09, Trey Sizemore wrote:
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> On Fri, 2 Jan 2009 11:40:15 -0600, "Kyle Wheeler"
> snipped...
> By chance, are you using the default Mac terminal program, iTerm, or
> something else entirely for the terminal?
>
Having just add a macbook, I find it very interesting getting things to
work o
On Fri, 2 Jan 2009 11:40:15 -0600, "Kyle Wheeler"
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> On Friday, January 2 at 12:13 PM, quoth Trey Sizemore:
> > I'm contemplating getting a MacBook Pro laptop. As a long-time Linux
> > user, I'm concerned about getting mutt running the
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On Friday, January 2 at 12:13 PM, quoth Trey Sizemore:
> I'm contemplating getting a MacBook Pro laptop. As a long-time Linux
> user, I'm concerned about getting mutt running the way that I've got it
> setup on my Linux machines.
For what it's wor
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