For information about networking in the Earth Sciences department in Bristol see here for instructions. All of these notes assume that you have a working internet connection on your new Mac. For PowerPC (G4, G5) processors where you find something not working, try looking at the older 10.4 Tiger instructions. At this point these instructions assume you have an Intel processor. Also, if you have any packages, tips or advice you think should be on here, please let me know. If you find anything here doesn't work, drop me an email. Any views represented here are entirely personal they do not reflect the views of the School of Earth Sciences, or the University of Bristol. This information is provided in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUTĪNY WARRANTY without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY orįITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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More information on using Mac OS X generally in the department is also available from John Schumacher's webpage (this is also only available internally). *The rebranding from "Linux Guy" to "Geophysics Guy" better reflects the current purpose of the page (and gave me an excuse to make a new logo).īristol-specific information now has its own local-access only page: Mac Eye for the Bristol Guy. Thanks to George Helffrich for the name, possibly inspired by this Joy of Tech cartoon. It is not affiliated in any way with Bravo TV's Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Apple Computer, Inc or any reputable distribution of Linux. This page is designed to provide a list of instructions, links and tips for setting up a MacOS X machine for use in the Earth Sciences (mostly seismology). This page is maintained by James Wookey (
It is archived for legacy reasons and no longer updated. This is the version of Mac Eye pertaining to Mac OSX 10.7 (Lion). Using your Mac to probe the depths of the Earth (Formerly "Mac Eye for the Linux Guy"*)
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