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The act of putting software onto a computer so it can run
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How can I get LaTeX working on Anki?
Your question was very helpful to me in getting LaTeX working with Anki, but I've found there's an easier way to get dvipng:
Install MacTeX. … Open the terminal, type "tlmgr update --self && tlmgr install dvipng" and press enter. It will update TeX Live Manager and install the latest dvipng.
Once you do that, you should be all set. …
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How can I script the setup of preferences in Mac OS X?
I did some more digging and I managed to find a solution that isn't AppleScript-ed UI movements.
You can script most of the settings changes I wanted to make using the defaults command (wiki).
As fo …
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How can I script the setup of preferences in Mac OS X?
I have a couple of Macs and I would like to create some kind of script that I can use to:
Easily setup a new Mac after a reinstall
Update settings to consistent values (so if I decide to change some …
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