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What did you do to install it? Are you sure the blender executable is in your PATH? What happens when you try to run blender? Sorry about all the questions, but we need to know more

Porting Blender under Mac OS X is fine but it also looks like promoting proprietary software! What about Linux for PowerPC (such as Mandrake's)? We former Mac users who have switched to Linux are not Linux experts. Could someone publish a compiled version for Linux running on a Macintosh? This woul...

dunbar wrote:My $0.02: offer to create a new logo for them, if they agree to back away from the current one.

I think that's a great idea.

Hi. I've compiled Blender on my Mac running Linux. I modified jochym's build tree a little bit to get it to work. If you want, I can put the build tree up for downloading. Also, sgefant has been able to compile it too.

Stuffit works with .tar.bz2.

Just to let you know, Stuffit Expander (it comes with Mac OS X) can decompress .zip files. And there's an open source command line app, unzip (I wonder why they call it that :D ), I think it's also called INFO-Zip or something. I think that some (but not all) versions of WinZip can handle .tar.gz, I...

Sounds like a good idea!

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Dude! That PIE article was great! I think that it's a really god idea, and I'll definetely be using it when I'm working on a big project. I can't wait for the next article!

Linux!!! :D But, I think *BSD and OS X definetely should be separate, even though the kernels are similar, LOTS of stuff is really different (for example *BSD uses X11 and Mac OS X uses Aqua, although it's possible to run X on X too), and Mac OS X is much more "proprietry" (sp?) then the 3 other BSD...

Yeah! Debian is great on my iMac, I still have a few issues to work out, but it's awesome!

Nope, the developer tools should be on a separate CD in the Mac OS X box