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Different Directory Structure?
Why is my directory structure significantly different from yours?
I am a Unix weenie, slowly learning, but I have noted that I do not have a .tcshrc or even a .xinitrc file anywhere. I do though have a tcsh.defaults file buried in /usr/share/tcsh/examples directory. I have been trying to figure out how to fiddle with Terminal.app and now X11 from Apple. This is enough to throw a loop in my learning curve. Any ideas as to why mine is so different?
Different Directory Structure?
You may not have a .tcshrc file if you don't use TCSH. If memory serves, TCSH was the default shell under OS X 10.1 and before. BASH (Bourne Again SHell) was added under 10.2 and it may be the default shell now -- I just don't recall.
You'll know which shell you're using by typing echo $SHELL at the command line. When I run this command it returns /bin/bash because I use BASH instead of TCSH. Different shells use different files for initialization. BASH uses ~/.profile and/or ~/.bashrc
Different Directory Structure?
I use tcsh and have the same problems. |
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