[OS X TeX] PATH in Leopard

[Justin C. Walker]

On Dec 29, 2007, at 21:49 , Alain Matthes wrote:

> Does anybody know where important UNIX stuff like this is explained ?

I'm just catching up on mailing lists.  There are a couple of books  
that might be useful for you, and perhaps a website or two.

O'Reilly has a sequence of books, "Learning Unix...." that deal with  
Mac OS X, and Unix in general.  In addition, there are "Mac OS X for  
Unix Geeks" books that might help (they reverse the "learning" books  
- providing information on Mac OS X for those who are more familiar  
with Unix than Mac OS X).

This is one site I found via Google (looking for "Mac OS X geeks").   
Similar searches should find other sites that can help.
    <http://faisal.com/docs/osxforgeeks>

Justin

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