I have a tiny little problem, though: I installed it on Mac OS X.4,
and now lynx automatically pops up every time I open a new terminal
window. This means I now have no way of using the command line in OS
X, since quitting lynx quits the whole terminal session. What do I do?
A couple ideas occur to me:
1) check the properties of your terminal (Terminal ->
Preferences). It *should* be set to the default /usr/bin/login
(at least that's what it's set to on my iBook running OS X 10.4)
If it's set to "Execute this command..." and it points to lynx,
you've got an easy fix.
2) If it *is* set to the default /usr/bin/login you'll want to
check your /etc/passwd file and see if your username has an entry
that's set to `which lynx` for its login shell
3) My last guess would be to check your ~/.bash* files to see if
one of them is launching Lynx, and then exiting afterwards. This
may also include checking your /etc/profile and /etc/bashrc which
could influence this.
I'm not sure what triggered it to begin with, as I can't imagine
installing Lynx would do this, but at least this may give you
some remedies.
-tim
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