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| Ailure Posts: 286/2602 |
Anyway, moved it to the right forum.  |
| Raccoon Sam Posts: 27/1040 |
Yeah.
When Panther got released, I got it for free. With getting the OS, I bought an iBook G4 Lappy. Later My dad Bought an eMac, and got Panther for it, too. But later on he traded it and a G3 for a G5 model 2 (With Tiger, duh).. |
| Tarale Posts: 220/2713 |
Originally posted by Jesus It's actually not necessary to have X11 -- it's only included sort of as "developer" and Unix tools and optionally installable. OS X doesn't use X11 as a windowing system itself. It's available with Panther and Tiger, and I'm pretty sure versions of OS X previous. It was on the more "developer" CD I think for Panther. You would NOT have to buy X11 for OS X as it's based off XFree86 anyways (and therefore must be released under the same licencing...) Apple have been good with obeying the rules of open-source. X11 is only necessary for Unix applications used on your Mac. Darwine is one such app, so that's why it wants it. |
| Deleted User Posts: 180/-7750 |
How long have you had your Mac? Because once you get 10.3.X it's necessary to have X11. I've had this every since I updated the software. I'm not quite sure what it's really needed for because I've never had to use it before but you should still have it and if you don't, get it. And you only get it with Tiger, not with Panther. You used to have to buy for Panther but obviously you can download it now. Just go to the link Tarale said and get it.
And could someone move this to Hardware/Software? |
| Tarale Posts: 219/2713 |
This should go in Hardware / Software, and you should provide more information.
I'm going to make the assumption that you run Darwin as part of Mac OS X, correct? And so then you are trying to run Darwine so you can run some Windows apps in OS X? That would probably be the most common way, although some people do utilise Darwin outside of OS X (Apple having opensourced it and such) Oh, and X11 is on one of the OS X CDs. I forget which one. EDIT: This should help.. As for Darwine being "dumb".....You're not much of a Unix person, are you?  |
| Raccoon Sam Posts: 26/1040 |
Everytime I boot it, it says that I'm missing X11.app...
Where can I get this? |
