Check out nntp://comp.lang.python there was a post on 9/29. It looks like it doesn't quite compile completely but I imagine it will be worked out.
A Quartz native tk port would be…
The build process should be only slightly different from the standard Linux one. However, the semantics are a bit different. To configure, you should use:
./configure --host=power…
Whenever I install the iTools Beta for MacOSX Beta (I've ripped out X and reinstalled twice now) ... some UNIX commands in the terminal window cease to function.
For example, I ca…
If you try to run this product, the text in the editor is all jacked up--but only for source files (those that are color coded). For plain text, it seems ok.
Does anyone knw if th…
Has anyone out there managed to get Apache to use Tomcat as an Application Server? If so, could you post the mod for it (or directions for how to get it to work.) I would prefer …
Hi,
I want to mount a unix nfs to a location in OSX. On OSX fstab is devided into 3 files fstab.hd, fstab.rd and fstab.sd. Do I put the mount point in one or all three files? Or d…
I can't answer your question, but I have a similar question: does anyone know how to mount a drive elsewhere in the filesystem than at / ?
If I try unmounting one of my drives in…
Any one have any recommendations for a good text editor for OSX?
I have used BBEdit for the last few years and have loved it and only wish that they would release a Carbon or Coc…
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Any one have any recommendations for a good text editor for OSX?
vi BABY!
The father of BSD UNIX is none other than Bill Joy…
I recomend PICO for a text editor from the command line (also included in OSX). VI is like a loaded gun thats allways pointing at your head. PICO is much more user friendly wherea…
Yes I know about vi. I have worked with unix systems for years and have gotten very good at vi. :-)
However what I am looking for is something along the lines of a BBEdit style ed…
I was struggling with the same problem. I don't want to run Classic but I really miss BBEdit. I've been switching between vi, TextEdit (Apple's replacement for SimpleText) and je…
html edit does some syntax highlighting, and when the developer tools are released, Project Builder might work... I don't know of any other app besides bbedit that has the batch …
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that has COLOR syntax highlighting, powerful find and replace and the ability to use the mouse when I want to and use the keyboard i…
Get vi, vim, or Emacs. You should be able to get them from http://www.gnu.org/.
If you're looking for books to learn them, go to the O'Reilly & Associates catalog page at htt…
Someone mentioned TextEdit. It is fairly barebones, but if you add Mike Ferris's "TextExtras" package, you get a few additional features that make it more useful to developers and …
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Originally posted by zscgeek:
Yes I know about vi. I have worked with unix systems for years and have gotten very good at vi. :-)
However what I am looking for i…