Lifecycle of the North American Jaguar.
August 28th, 2002
Lifecycle of the North American Jaguar. Some tidbits I’ve discovered already:
- The vim 6.0 executables I had didn’t work. Get vim 6.1 binaries for OSX,
including gvim support. (Go ahead and ln -s
/Applications/vim/Vim.app/Contents/MacOS/Vim /usr/local/bin/vim for shell usage, too.) - My Terminal seems to be really confused about multibyte fonts. Using my preferred setup (ProFont, 9pt.) any instance of l/ (that’s ‘ell’, ‘slash’) will turn into a blank (or a doubly-wide blank if you have your settings slightly different). There’s also Monaco (did anyone else notice the “Monaco CY” font, which seems to be a “Monaco circa 1984″?) but it’s got weird spacing issues (and sometimes has problems with imagined multibyte situations as well). Lots of tweaking to find a font that will work.
Of course, the visual style has REALLY been cleaned up. The old style, which was indeed extremely lickable, has metamorphosed into a cleaner, crisper style that’s eminently more clickable. Let’s take a look, shall we?
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| MacOS X 10.0-10.1 | MacOS X 10.2 “Jaguar” |
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