Installing Camino: Mac OS X

The installation procedure is the same on Mac OS X as for Linux, except for the Java installation. We recommend that you install XCode, then follow the instructions for Linux/Unix from Step 2 onwards.

• OS X 10.5 or higher.

Step 1: Install XCode
Installing Xcode will give you several useful tools including Java, Subversion, Make and X11. If you have an OS X disk you can install XCode from there, otherwise get it from Apple.

Other handy Unix packages for the Mac can be obtained using Mac Ports.

If you are missing any of the necessary Unix commands, you can get them via Xcode or Fink or Mac Ports.

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Installing Camino: Mac OS X

System requirements
In order to run Camino you will need:

• OS X 10.4.5 or higher. Mac OS X versions prior to Tiger (10.4) do not have a Sun JDK 5 binary available, and hence cannot run Camino.

The installation procedure is the same on Mac OS X as for Linux, except for the Java installation. Java is usually installed by default. After installing Java, open the Terminal application or an xterm, and follow the instructions for Linux/Unix from Step 2 onwards.

Step 1: Install Java
Camino requires Mac OS X version 10.4.5 or later. To find your OS X version, click the apple in the top left corner of the screen and select "About This Mac". If you have this version or later, you can download Java from Apple. If you have 10.4.0-4, you need to upgrade your system. Java will be installed into /usr/bin, which is on the default path.

If you are missing any of the necessary Unix commands, you can get them via Xcode or Fink or Darwin Ports.