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Hi,

I tried to get ConTeXt working on Mac OS X and ran into some 
trouble with the way the texexec script tests on which OS its 
running.  OS X's 'unix name' is "darwin", which matches "win", 
so there you go.  I've fixed it with the patch at the end of 
this message, but perhaps someone can come up with a more 
elegant one.

It _does_ work now:
	http://www.phil.uu.nl/~xges/context.png

Xander.
-------------- Patch for texexec -------------------
48c48,49
< my $dosish  = ($Config{'osname'} =~ /dos|win/i) ;
---
 > my $dosish  = ($Config{'osname'} =~ /dos|win/i) -
 >               ($Config{'osname'} == 'darwin') ;