X11
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[[Image:X11_os_x_install_1.jpg|thumb|(fig.1) Browsing the Mac OS X Install Disk 1]] | [[Image:X11_os_x_install_1.jpg|thumb|(fig.1) Browsing the Mac OS X Install Disk 1]] | ||
[[Image:X11_os_x_install_2.jpg|thumb|(fig.2) Scroll down for additional programs]] | [[Image:X11_os_x_install_2.jpg|thumb|(fig.2) Scroll down for additional programs]] | ||
| − | + | [[Image:X11_os_x_install_4.jpg|thumb|(fig.3) Select X11 for installation]] | |
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| + | Insert your Mac OS X Install Disk 1 into the computer, and double click the CD icon that appears on your desktop. | ||
| + | <br>In the Finder window, SCROLL DOWN and double click on the Optional Installs.mpkg** icon. (see fig.2) | ||
| + | <br>Read the intro, accept the license and select the destination hard drive. In the next page, expand Applications and select X11 (See fig.3). | ||
| + | <br>Click Install. | ||
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| + | **If you do not have the Mac OS X Install Disk, you can download the Optional Installs.mpkg HERE | ||
'''Windows''' | '''Windows''' | ||
| + | X11 on Windows is part of the Cygwin package, click HERE for installation instructions. | ||
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| + | '''Linux''' | ||
| − | + | X11 is installed by default on all standard Linux/Unix installations. | |
Revision as of 15:17, 4 October 2007
Installing X11
Mac OS X
Insert your Mac OS X Install Disk 1 into the computer, and double click the CD icon that appears on your desktop.
In the Finder window, SCROLL DOWN and double click on the Optional Installs.mpkg** icon. (see fig.2)
Read the intro, accept the license and select the destination hard drive. In the next page, expand Applications and select X11 (See fig.3).
Click Install.
- If you do not have the Mac OS X Install Disk, you can download the Optional Installs.mpkg HERE
Windows
X11 on Windows is part of the Cygwin package, click HERE for installation instructions.
Linux
X11 is installed by default on all standard Linux/Unix installations.
