MacPorts

...such as BridgeSupport, the Darwin Calendar Server and Streaming Server, Launchd, libdispatch, which is a user space implementation of Apple's Grand Central Dispatch technology, MacPorts, MacRuby, WebKit, XQuartz and, until recently, ZFS. ®...

In this article: ZFS, Apple, Mac OS X, Mac OS Forge, Solaris, Launchd, Darwin Calendar Server, WebKit, and NetApp

...with for years. However, tools like APT (Debian/Ubuntu Linux), RPG (Fedora/Red-Hat Linux), and Macports (Mac OS X) are making it easy to just point your computer to a URL to download, install, and update your software. Even better,...

In this article: Apple, Mac OS X, DVD, Mac OS, Steam, Iphone, and Google

...their own. Work has been done to bring Deluge to other operating systems. In version 0.5.4.1, support for both Mac OS X (via MacPorts) and Windows was introduced. Version 0.5.8.8's release was retracted due to a bug that caused Deluge to...

In this article: Deluge, Gnome, Python, BitTorrent, PyGTK, C++, Xfce, Libtorrent, Google Code, and Vuze

...tell you exactly what Ubuntu packages you need to install to get all of these. Mac OS X users will need XCode, MacPorts, and a few other standard components. OS X users will have to use an Intel Mac because PPC isn't supported. To...

In this article: Google, Android, GPL, Android, Ubuntu, Linux, Python, Mac OS X, Filed, and Derivative

...or tthsum. md5deep exists for Windows and most UNIX -based systems, including Mac OS X. It is present in Mac OS X's Fink and MacPorts projects. Binary packages exist for most free UNIX systems. Many vendors initially resist including...

In this article: Md5deep, Unix, Computer security, Md5sum, Fink, Mac OS, Jesse Kornblum, Air Force Office of Special Investigations, and Mac OS X

...an IT manager will use. So instead of manually building and installing a half dozen bits to install say, Nagios, with MacPorts installed, the initial build and install is a matter of typing sudo port install nagios . That's a big reason why...

In this article: Mac OS X, Apple, Xcode, Nagios, Linux, Visual Basic, Mac OS, Microsoft, and Unix

...least one free variant with source code has been published for Windows by Revenger, Inc. This version is snow-only and does not use code from the Xsnow codebase. MacPorts has a source code build for Mac OS X that's not the shareware version.

In this article: Xsnow, Linux, Unix, Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, KDE, and X Window System

...uses a system of Makefiles to install software from sources or binaries. MacPorts (for Mac OS X), NetBSD's pkgsrc and OpenBSD's ports collection are similar. The following unify package management for several or all Linux and sometimes...

In this article: Linux, Dpkg, Unix, Slackware, Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, Gentoo Linux, and Zero Install

...access many of its useful features. Several versions are available for the UNIX-based Mac OS X, including a text-mode version using Fink or MacPorts, a native graphical version named MacIrssi, another graphical version called IrssiX, and...

In this article: Irssi, IRC, Unix, Perl, Microsoft Windows, Cocoa, GNU General Public License, Ircii, and Fink