On Sunday, December 15, 2002, at 09:52 AM, Jeffrey Ellis wrote:
Hi--This is not true. The default install of OS X does NOT have either a .cshrc or a .tcshrc. tcsh is the default shell, but those are USER created files and do not exist unless the user has created one.
I just wanted to let you know that the instructions for installing the new
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 file
Users that have a .tcshrc without knowing it have usually installed codewarrior which creates one.
-Ben
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