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Gojoe Mac Os Update

If you use Fink, a simple 'fink install joe' will sort ya.

Yes, but for those who do not use Fink, this is a good method. I for one cannot install Fink on OS X.2 as yet. The bootstrapping install simply does not work. So I have a complete BSD subsystem with dlcompat which enables me to use XFree86, FreeBSD Ports http://www.opendarwin.org/projects/darwinports/faq.php , OpenDarwin, etc.. Mostly I just compile myself, which means I have to create my own tarballs that redirect most often to /use/local.. I would rather use Fink, but their bootstrap instrustions simply do not work. 'Cannot make' messages are the most frequent, even without the GNU sys in place.

OOOOOpa.. that should read /usr/local....

Professor Norm Matloff's Joe Editor Web Page
http://heather.cs.ucdavis.edu/~matloff/joe.html

http://www.osxgnu.org/software/
At that site, you may download Unix apps in OSX installer format. Donut dash mac os. It is worth checking out because all of these packages are as easy to install as OSX updates.
The only reason I fool around with other formats, tarballs and redirection of filing and permissions is because I am a hopeless geek.

Mac Os Catalina

https://downmup320.weebly.com/inverted-itch-alley-mac-os.html. Do they do 'the right thing' as far as pathing the installs? The thing that drove me nuts about some of these PKG-ized tools is that some folks insist on installing things directly into /usr/bin (instead of /usr/local/bin or an entirely seperate tree like the one fink uses)

Well, I thought I'd be able to answer your question after trying out the downloadable OSX pkg, but .. after installing [with no error messages], I find no evidence of joe anywhere. It doesn't run [nor does 'man joe'], it doesn't turn up in file searches .. I installed again to see if there was something I'd missed, like a warning to log out after installing, but found no reason why joe shouldn't install.
So much for the ease of OSX packages.

Gojoe Mac Os Catalina

Whoops, found joe.
Joe installed into /usr/local/bin .. in order to run it, I can specify it directly:
/usr/local/bin/joe
and I suppose I could look up how to append /usr/local/bin to my path so that I could just type 'joe' .. but I still don't know how to get 'man joe' to work. Deep sea uprising (mini jam game) mac os.

Gojoe Mac Os X

for tcsh users :-)
Add the following to your ~/.tcshrc
setenv PATH '${PATH}:/usr/local/bin'
setenv MANPATH '${MANPATH}:/usr/local/man'

Thanks, soulrider2k. I pasted both those lines into my ~/.tcshrc file. Now joe works and his man page comes up, but when I log in, I see:
MANPATH: Undefined variable.
So apparently when I log in, there is no MANPATH variable set initially, and .tcshrc expects there to already be one?
Is that a prob I should worry about? I.e., is this 'MANPATH: Undefined variable.' a bad thing?
thanks
osxpounder

Installing joe version 3.7.11 from http://www.osxgnu.org/ on Lion works perfectly without any need for manual adjustments.