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Pbug at 12:09, 10 December 2012

2012-12-10T12:09:39Z

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	If you want to program Carbon or iPhone app programming you would use [[Xcode]] which is proprietary for macs. Getting this requires you to get a developer account at [http://developer.apple.com developer.apple.com]. Xcode has an iphone simulator where you can test your newly built apps with and there is a fee if you want to release your apps to the public ($99?).		If you want to program Carbon or iPhone app programming you would use [[Xcode]] which is proprietary for macs. Getting this requires you to get a developer account at [http://developer.apple.com developer.apple.com]. Xcode has an iphone simulator where you can test your newly built apps with and there is a fee if you want to release your apps to the public ($99?).


			== Several nifty shortcuts ==

			See [[Osx]].

Pbug: xcode

2012-12-09T11:13:53Z

xcode

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	10.7 Lion		10.7 Lion
	10.8 Mountain Lion		10.8 Mountain Lion


			== Programming with Mac OS X ==

			If you want to program Carbon or iPhone app programming you would use [[Xcode]] which is proprietary for macs. Getting this requires you to get a developer account at [http://developer.apple.com developer.apple.com]. Xcode has an iphone simulator where you can test your newly built apps with and there is a fee if you want to release your apps to the public ($99?).

Pbug: /* Apple Mac OS X versions and their codenames */

2012-12-09T10:53:04Z

Apple Mac OS X versions and their codenames

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	10.3 Panther		10.3 Panther
	10.4 Tiger		10.4 Tiger
			<--------------------------- Change from powerpc macs to intel based macs.
	10.5 Leopard		10.5 Leopard
	10.6 Snow Leopard		10.6 Snow Leopard
	10.7 Lion		10.7 Lion
	10.8 Mountain Lion		10.8 Mountain Lion

Pbug: /* Apple Mac OS X versions and their codenames */ formatting

2012-12-09T10:46:55Z

Apple Mac OS X versions and their codenames: formatting

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	== Apple Mac OS X versions and their codenames ==		== Apple Mac OS X versions and their codenames ==

	10.0 Cheetah		10.0 Cheetah
	10.1 Puma		10.1 Puma
	10.2 Jaguar		10.2 Jaguar
	10.3 Panther		10.3 Panther
	10.4 Tiger		10.4 Tiger
	10.5 Leopard		10.5 Leopard
	10.6 Snow Leopard		10.6 Snow Leopard
	10.7 Lion		10.7 Lion
	10.8 Mountain Lion		10.8 Mountain Lion

Pbug: mac os x and their codenames

2012-12-09T10:46:22Z

mac os x and their codenames

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	Mac OS X is a commercial UNIX like Operating System produced at Apple. Much of the kernel is based on Open Source [[FreeBSD]]. The userspace environment is very much different, and configuring certain simple things (such as [[NFS]]) can be quite a trial; other things, such as adding, say, external hard drives are quite easy. If one is interested how Mac OS X works internally it is probably wise to visit [http://www.opendarwin.org Open Darwin]'s site where source code is freely available as well as good documentation.		Mac OS X is a commercial UNIX like Operating System produced at Apple. Much of the kernel is based on Open Source [[FreeBSD]]. The userspace environment is very much different, and configuring certain simple things (such as [[NFS]]) can be quite a trial; other things, such as adding, say, external hard drives are quite easy. If one is interested how Mac OS X works internally it is probably wise to visit [http://www.opendarwin.org Open Darwin]'s site where source code is freely available as well as good documentation.


			== Apple Mac OS X versions and their codenames ==

			10.0 Cheetah
			10.1 Puma
			10.2 Jaguar
			10.3 Panther
			10.4 Tiger
			10.5 Leopard
			10.6 Snow Leopard
			10.7 Lion
			10.8 Mountain Lion

Hawson at 14:40, 25 October 2005

2005-10-25T14:40:46Z

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	Mac OS X is a commercial UNIX like Operating System produced at Apple. Much of the kernel is based on Open Source [[FreeBSD]]. The userspace environment is very much different, and configuring certain simple things (such as NFS) can be quite a trial; other things, such as adding, say, external hard drives are quite easy. If one is interested how Mac OS X works internally it is probably wise to visit [http://www.opendarwin.org Open Darwin]'s site where source code is freely available as well as good documentation.		Mac OS X is a commercial UNIX like Operating System produced at Apple. Much of the kernel is based on Open Source [[FreeBSD]]. The userspace environment is very much different, and configuring certain simple things (such as [[NFS]]) can be quite a trial; other things, such as adding, say, external hard drives are quite easy. If one is interested how Mac OS X works internally it is probably wise to visit [http://www.opendarwin.org Open Darwin]'s site where source code is freely available as well as good documentation.

Hawson: Truth in advertising.

2005-10-25T14:40:24Z

Truth in advertising.

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	Mac OS X is a commercial UNIX like Operating System produced at Apple. Much of it is based on Open Source [[FreeBSD]] ~~so it~~ is a ~~familiar environment for UNIX people~~. If one is interested how Mac OS X works internally it is probably wise to visit [http://www.opendarwin.org Open Darwin]'s site where source code is freely available as well as good documentation.		Mac OS X is a commercial UNIX like Operating System produced at Apple. Much of the kernel is based on Open Source [[FreeBSD]]. The userspace environment is very much different, and configuring certain simple things (such as NFS) can be quite a trial; other things, such as adding, say, external hard drives are quite easy. If one is interested how Mac OS X works internally it is probably wise to visit [http://www.opendarwin.org Open Darwin]'s site where source code is freely available as well as good documentation.

Pbug at 08:02, 25 October 2005

2005-10-25T08:02:28Z

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Mac OS X is a commercial UNIX like Operating System produced at Apple. Much of it is based on Open Source [[FreeBSD]] so it is a familiar environment for UNIX people. If one is interested how Mac OS X works internally it is probably wise to visit [http://www.opendarwin.org Open Darwin]'s site where source code is freely available as well as good documentation.