On Sunday, December 15, 2002, at 12:52 PM, Jeffrey Ellis wrote:
I just wanted to let you know that the instructions for installing the newWell, kind of. *if* there is a .tcshrc file, then the shell will use it, instead of .cshrc. If there is not, it will use .cshrc. The reason is that the csh in OSX is actually tcsh, which is a clone of the original csh, so they read their own configuration if it exists, otherwise they read the default config for the shell they're compatible with.
version on 10.2 doesn't work in the default install configuration for 10.2.
You state to pico the .cshrc file. In every configuration of OS X I've ever
seen, the default terminal uses the .tcshrc file not .cshrc. Thankfully, I
knew this from previous experience and was able to edit the .tcshrc fileI do agree with this, though. We should update it to note the other file, since there are some tools that make a .tcshrc file, which ends up making your .cshrc file useless.
properly and get Fink running. But I do suggest that you amend the
instructions to reflect -- or at least account for -- the use of the other
file.
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