From 8e4cc7c19066c82a091dc66bd8ce79bce16e830d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Hans-Christoph Steiner To install Pd, drag the $(PACKAGE_NAME).app into your /Applications folder or to the shortcut in the disk image. (You might need to put the old one in the trash before copying this one to /Applications) By default, most of the included libraries are loaded at startup. To change this, set your own preferences in the Startup... Preferences pane usings the Save all settings button. If you want to start with a blank set of preferences, run this command in the Terminal.app: The Preferences panels in Pd are currently buggy, so you might have better luck with the Apple utility, Property List Editor, which is freely available as part of XCode or the Server Tools. To install Pd, drag the $(PD_APP_NAME).app into your /Applications folder or to the shortcut in the disk image. (You might need to put the old one in the trash before copying this one to /Applications) By default, most of the included libraries are loaded at startup. To change this, set your own preferences in the Startup... Preferences pane usings the Save all settings button. If you want to start with a blank set of preferences, run this command in the Terminal.app: The Preferences panels in Pd are currently buggy, so you might have better luck with the Apple utilities: To install, run the installer. To make sure that all of the included libraries are loaded when Pd runs, " >> $(README_FILE)
echo "double-click " >> $(README_FILE)
+ echo 'This package is released under the GNU GPL. The Pd core and some other included code is originally available with a BSD license from the Pd CVS on SourceForge.' >> $(README_FILE)
+ echo " " >> $(README_FILE)
+ echo "If you would like to install other externals, objects, help files, etc. there are special folders that Pd-extended uses." >> $(README_FILE)
+ echo "touch ~/Library/Preferences/org.puredata.pd.plist
(~
means your home folder)touch ~/Library/Preferences/org.puredata.pd.plist
(~
means your home folder)defaults read org.puredata.pd
, or, Property List Editor, which is freely available as part of XCode or the Server Tools.C:\Program Files\pd\pd-settings.reg
to import the settings to the registry. WARNING: this will overwrite any existing Pd preferences!License
" >> $(README_FILE)
+ echo "Installing Externals, Objects, and Help files
" >> $(README_FILE)
+ echo "" >> $(README_FILE)
+ echo "
" >> $(README_FILE)
+ echo "
" >> $(README_FILE) + echo "This package may contain software that is covered by patents in certain countries, like the U.S. and Germany. In order to use this software you must have the proper license. Below is a list of the known software packages that are covered by patents in some countries:" >> $(README_FILE) + echo "
" >> $(README_FILE) + echo "Please consider trying to get rid of software patents in your country: http://www.nosoftwarepatents.com
' >> $(README_FILE) echo "" >> $(README_FILE) echo "Many others not listed have contributed their time and effort, this is just a list of the current developers in the SourceForge project. But really, every Pd user is a developer and is encouraged to contribute to the CVS repository." >> $(README_FILE) echo "
" >> $(README_FILE) - echo "" >> $(README_FILE) - echo 'This package is released under the GNU GPL. The Pd core and some other included code is originally available with a BSD license from the Pd CVS on SourceForge.' >> $(README_FILE) - echo "
" >> $(README_FILE) echo "These externals are all included from the Pd CVS repository:
" >> $(README_FILE) echo "" >> $(README_FILE) - echo "This package may contain software that is covered by patents in certain countries, like the U.S. and Germany. In order to use this software you must have the proper license. Below is a list of the known software packages that are covered by patents in some countries:" >> $(README_FILE) - echo "
" >> $(README_FILE) - echo "Please consider trying to get rid of software patents in your country: http://www.nosoftwarepatents.com
' >> $(README_FILE) echo "(this package was built on `date`)