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Where are gnuplot and pine?
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Where are gnuplot and pine in a standard Panther install?
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Maybe I'll be more specific. Am I missing it on my path because I can't seem to get them to run?
$ echo $PATH
/sw/bin:/sw/sbin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/biotools/bin
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kman
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Originally posted by kman42:
Maybe I'll be more specific. Am I missing it on my path because I can't seem to get them to run?
$ echo $PATH
/sw/bin:/sw/sbin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/biotools/bin
thanks,
kman
Did you try?
locate gnuplot
locate pine
/sw/bin/gnuplotx works fine here. I don't have pine installed.
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Install fink or darwinports.
Then you can easily add gnuplot and pine.
(BTW, if gnuplot is in the /sw directory, this implies that you have used fink to install it.)
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It was my understanding that gnuplot and pine were installed by default on a clean Panther installation. I was reading this article and it suggests they are present in a default install.
kman
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I don't have either installed on my Pantherized Mac. Moreover, the article you link to below uses these programs, but doesn't suggest that they are installed by a Panther installation, it actually states that fink can be used to install them...
Use fink.
Originally posted by kman42:
It was my understanding that gnuplot and pine were installed by default on a clean Panther installation. I was reading this article and it suggests they are present in a default install.
kman
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you do not need fink to install pine
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Originally posted by philzilla:
you do not need fink to install pine
Yes, but fink is much more convenient. Keywords updates, dependencies, etc. Of course there are packages for most things available on fink.
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