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Re: Perl on a Macintosh

by kwaping (Priest)
on May 11, 2006 at 23:22 UTC ( [id://548867]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Perl on a Macintosh

I'm a longtime Mac user and unix lover, so OSX is basically a fantasy come true for me. The GUI is easy enough for anyone to use, yet the ability to open Terminal and have a unix prompt satisfies the most hardcore command-line junkies out there.

I don't have much more to add over what previous posters have said, except that I love BBEdit for my Perl stuff.

Update: I've put my money where my mouth is, and purchased a MacBook Pro (aka Intel laptop) for myself my wife. ;) One thing that REALLY impressed me was migrating applications and documents from our main iMac to the laptop. I connected a firewire cable between them, put the iMac into "target disk mode" and clicked Continue a few times on the laptop. Within two hours, the laptop was a clone of the desktop, including applications that ran without any extra configuration (which I had fully expected to do), network, logins - EVERYTHING. Truly an amazing piece of software.

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It's all fine and dandy until someone has to look at the code.

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Re^2: Perl on a Macintosh
by zerogeek (Monk) on May 12, 2006 at 08:41 UTC
    Don't forget that much of what you get in BBEdit for $199 is offered for FREE from the same company in the Text Wrangler product! If you are more of a casual hacker, you may be able to save yourself some $$

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