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Current problems with my iBook
I thought I'd post this here because it would probably be faster to have someone tell me "Hey, I had that issue a while ago" than looking everything up myself
Some of this stuff might not even be iBook related.
* fetchmail: it says "SMTP connect to localhost failed; I used Google and all I could find so far is that I should start up something like sendmail to fix the problem... but I'm not sure if this thing has something like sendmail and, if it has, what's its name
* shortcut keys: where on Earth do I assign a key sequence for a new terminal?
* wireless: I keep having to insert passwords and stuff every so often... I can't seem to find an option to store the login/password and make it all magically happen
I think that's it for now...
One thing that surprised me was: "What? No make?
--Larry Wall in stab.c from the perl source code
hints (Score:1)
It will make everything shortcuttified.
2. install the Developer Tools, they're probably in
They will give you gcc, make, and all that rot. Also, Xcode.
rjbs
more hints (Score:1)
I'm going to try and answer some of your questions, but I would recommend that you don't try to use the same tools you used before, with other unix'es. Yes, they will work, but you'll be fighting the system. Mac's are different, although they have a UNIX underneath they should be used in the way as Apple intended. It will all make sense after a little while, and IMHO you'll be better off.
I use Mail.app with IMAP+SSL and SMTP+TLS (with authentication). You tell Mail.app to syncronize all your folders an
life is short
iBook (Score:1)