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I'm on mac os X and I have gnuplot installed via MacPorts.
I want to be able to use the Lua-Tikz terminal (which is kind of present, I can find some gnuplot-tikz.lua files) but I can't. How do I enable gnuplot to use the lua tikz terminal?
I'm willing to uninstall and reinstall gnuplotif necessary.
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How can I add several terminal commands to be run on every start of my Mac OS X 10.8 ?
sample command (Starts MySQL):
"sudo /usr/local/zend/bin/zendctl.sh start-mysql"
is there any tool to simplify such tasks ?
Normally, this would be done using the launchd daemon. There is a gui interface that can help you set things up called lingon here
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I have one question regarding running XCode in Windows OS
is it possible to install xcode in windows 7 machine?
It's not in Apple's interests to let you do that, so they don't make it easy...you could probably use a VM or Hackintosh (I've known devs who used a hackintosh for a while).
Use a Virtual Machine (VirtualBox for example) to run OSX in Windows.
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I did "rm -R *" under MAC Lion terminal, and apparent the deleted files didn't go to trash. Not sure whether there is an easy way to restore them or not.
Try to use testdisk/photorec to recover the files. It's free and open source, and works fairly well. If you have homebrew installed, it's as easy as
brew install testdisk
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There is a program that I have been using for about 10 years now: http://matthieu.bizland.com/ colorpad. Unfortunately, it is only supported by Windows however, I need it for Mac OSX. Is there an equivalent? BTW, this is a desktop application not a browser extension.
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Hues (formerly Spot Color).
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Does anyone know of a latex distribution/front end they highly recommend for OS X?
If the front end had some features you recommend, what are they and why?
Thanks!
Use MacTeX and TeXworks (which comes with it). MacTeX is a Mac-specific wrapper around TeX Live including some useful extras.