If you used the package installer, and it worked, then you've no need to
run any of the command line stuff. The package installer takes care of
all that for you.
That said, many people have reported problems with the package installer
and we (the developers) cannot tell exactly what the problem is. We
think it has to do with the installer using non-standard locations, but
none of us are well enough versed in Mac installation packages to debug
and fix it. If it works for you, then you're one of the lucky few.
To tell if the installer worked, open a command line and type "gregorio
--version". You should get a clean statement of the version number (2.3
for the installer package) and the copyright. If you get an error
instead, then the installer package did not work correctly and you'll
want to follow the instructions for removing all traces of it and
install from source code (either the git development branch or the
stable 2.3 tarball).
Even if you do get the right output, though, you're not necessarily out
of the woods yet. You'll need to go through the process of making an
typesetting a gabc file (I suggest following the tutorial if you're
new). If you can get all the way through the process to a pleasing
result, then you'll know the installer worked. If you run into
problems, post about them here and we'll try to walk you through them
(or let you know if they're problems due to the installer and you need
to go back and do a source installation).
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Br. Samuel, OSB
(R. Padraic Springuel)
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