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<li>Version 4.0 on Mac OSX 10.4 Intel
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Version 4.0 on Mac OSX 10.4 Intel
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These instructions assume Bibledit is being installed on a standard installation of OSX.
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<a name="installx11" href="" id="installx11"></a>Install X11
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X11 is on the installation DVD that came with your OSX software. This DVD is marked "Mac OS X Install Disc 1". Insert this DVD into the drive. A window will open. In this window, double-click "Xcode Tools". A new window opens, and here double-click "Packages". Another window opens again, and here double-click "X11SDK.pkg". The installer will open, and follow the instructions on the screen to install it. In the same way, install Mac OS X Install Disc 1 / System / Installation / Packages / X11User.pkg.
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<a name="installxcodetools" href="" id="installxcodetools"></a>Install Xcode Tools
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Using the same DVD that was inserted above, double-click "Xcode Tools". A new window opens. Here double-click "XcodeTools.mpkg". Go through the whole installation procedure and let it finish. Xcode Tools needs to be upgraded to a newer version. The upgrade is available from <a href="http://connect.apple.com/" rel="nofollow">http://connect.apple.com</a>, file xcode25_8m2558_developerdvd.dmg available from the Downloads / Developer Tools section after free registration. It is called Xcode 2.5 Developer Tools (Disk Image). Download and install it. There are newer versions of Xcode tools, but these may not work on Tiger.
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<a name="x11terminal" href="" id="x11terminal"></a>X11 terminal
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Click the left icon at the bottom, called Finder. Click Applications. At the right side, scroll down and double-click Utilities. Scroll down again, and double-click X11. The terminal, called xterm, will open.
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Update the search path, so that programs, still to be installed, can be found. In the terminal, type
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cd
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and then type
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echo export PATH=$PATH:/opt/local/bin >> .bashrc
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Now close the X11 terminal through menu X11 - Quit X11.
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Then start a new X11 terminal.
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<a name="macports" href="" id="macports"></a>MacPorts
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MacPorts is available from <a href="http://www.macports.org/" rel="nofollow">http://www.macports.org.</a> Follow the instructions on the site to install MacPorts. If through, continue with the next steps.
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If the port was installed a while ago, and you wish to update it, in xterm, type
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sudo port -v selfupdate
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and provide the password when asked. Let the update finish. It takes a while.
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<a name="dependencies" href="" id="dependencies"></a>Dependencies
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To install gtk2, in the terminal type
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sudo port install gtk2
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and provide the password when asked.
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Do the same for other software:
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sudo port install git-core<br />sudo port install libgtkhtml3<br />sudo port install gtksourceview2<br />sudo port install webkit-gtk
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If anything fails to compile, try again, it probably will succeed then. If a problem persists, help is at <a href="http://www.macports.org/" rel="nofollow">www.macports.org</a>.
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Then enable dbus to launch at startup:
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sudo launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.freedesktop.dbus-system.plist
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sudo launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchAgents/org.freedesktop.dbus-session.plist
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After these commands have been given it is necessary to reboot the computer.
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<a name="bibledit" href="" id="bibledit"></a>Bibledit
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Download package <a href="http://download.savannah.nongnu.org/releases/bibledit/source/" rel="nofollow">bibledit-4.0.tar.gz</a>.
</p>Move it to the home directory.
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In the terminal, to verify the package is there, type
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ls
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<p>
To unpack bibledit type
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tar zxf bibledit-4.0.tar.gz
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To enter the newly created directory, type
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cd bibledit-4.0
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Provide the password if asked for.
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To configure bibledit, type
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./configure
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Watch many messages, but no errors.
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<p>
To compile bibledit, type
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make
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<p>
Watch many messages, but no errors.
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<p>
To install it, type
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sudo make install
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Watch many messages, but no errors.
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To go back to the home directory, type
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cd
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<a name="run" href="" id="run"></a>Run
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To run Bibledit, do the following every time you use it:
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Open an X11 terminal. Be sure this is not a normal Terminal, but the X11 terminal.
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Start bibledit: Type
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bibledit
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If you do not start Bibledit this way, it will run with errors, and it will not be fully functional.
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<a name="notes" href="" id="notes"></a>Notes
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You can create an Applescript that will open X11 and BIbledit in one operation from within Finder. This will give you an easy way to start Bibledit in one click. In Finder, click Applications, then double-click AppleScript and then double-click Script Editor. In Script Editor type:
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do shell script "/usr/bin/open-x11 /opt/local/bin/bibledit"
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Then click the Compile button, and in the menu click File, then Save. Call it Bibledit, and save it in Applications, and set the file format to "Application". Then save it.
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