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Here is a link to some articles when tcsh was the default shell for OS X.

The second one will be one of these (but only one will be run): When you login with tcsh as your default shell, there are two script files that get run. The second one is specific to your account and may have one of three names (but only one will be run): The first one I know of is global for all users: When you login with bash as your default shell, two (at least) files are run to initialize your environment (such at paths for executables). You can also make these file visible, see here. You will need to click the “Show Hidden Items” check box in the File Open window. are invisible files, many people suggest you use a command line editor to alter these, but there is a OS X Aqua free text editor that will ‘see’ invisible files and also write the file with the UNIX line endings. The ~ character in UNIX is the same as typing /Users/ YourAccountNameįile names that start with. If you are not using bash, I recommend at least trying it, especially if you have trouble building applications.īefore we go into shells, a few explanations: tcsh is a fairly popular shell, a derivative of csh (the old C shell), but not nearly as popular as the bash shell for OS X users.

Depending on how you have upgraded your OS X through the years, you might find, as I did, that you are using the tcsh shell. Bash has been the default shell since Panther, but don’t count on your default shell being bash no mater what version of OS X you are using. Keywords for looping, accessing parameters of previous commands, and the search path for executables. It is a button at the top of any Finder window that launches Terminal and puts you in that same directory of the window you launched it from.Ī shell defines the interface to the operating system in Terminal. Useful App to link Finder windows to Terminal If you have a desire for the nostalgic, look into Cathode. There are many third party terminal programs.

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The Terminal in Lion supports multiple windows, multiple tabs, and full screen mode. The default shell is set in System Preferences, see this link.

Terminal’s behavior is not necessarily identical from system to system, it can be customized. Launching Terminal will give you a window where you can interact with you computer using the command line rather than the graphic user interface, Aqua, that you may be more used to.

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Apple’s Terminal application is not designed to communicate through a serial port, but directly to UNIX. The Terminal application is found in the Utilities folder in the Applications folder for nearly all versions of OS X. Please feel free to email me if I am unclear, or if you have better suggestions. Your thought may be “what’s a shell”? I will cover basic things from the most basic. This may be an assumption that your terminal is running the same shell that their’s is. There are many people that have gone to the trouble to provide step by step instructions to help those of us with no experience with building OS X applications, but they often assume we have some basic knowledge. This can be a sobering prospect to someone who has never done this before. This requires you to build your application.

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