FAQs Broken

FAQs Broken

[Karstyn Mccoy]

I started at the http://zsh.sourceforge.net/FAQ/ site to get some  
answers but the links I wanted to follow are broken.
Specifically I was looking for what systems zsh will run on and if  
there is an OSX version available?

  --Karstyn Mccoy
     IT Director
     Horizon Instructional Systems
     A California Public Charter School
     http://www.hiscs.org
     916-408-5269

Re: FAQs Broken

[mneptok]

On Mon, 2005-06-20 at 14:32 -0700, Karstyn Mccoy wrote:
> I started at the http://zsh.sourceforge.net/FAQ/ site to get some  
> answers but the links I wanted to follow are broken.
> Specifically I was looking for what systems zsh will run on and if  
> there is an OSX version available?

Apple includes zsh in OSX. Use NetInfoManager to change your account's
preferred shell to /bin/zsh.


./k

kurt von finck
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Re: FAQs Broken

[lists]

To see the list of machines that zsh compiles on, download the source  
and look at the file called MACHINES, located in the top level.  If  
you want a version of zsh newer than that which comes with OS X, zsh  
does compile and install under OS X (the Apple Developer Tools are  
required).

-Ryan

On Jun 20, 2005, at 4:32 PM, Karstyn Mccoy wrote:

> I started at the http://zsh.sourceforge.net/FAQ/ site to get some  
> answers but the links I wanted to follow are broken.
> Specifically I was looking for what systems zsh will run on and if  
> there is an OSX version available?
>
>  --Karstyn Mccoy
>     IT Director
>     Horizon Instructional Systems
>     A California Public Charter School
>     http://www.hiscs.org
>     916-408-5269
>
>
>