>> Would someone else take a look at that page and tell me whether they >> agree with me that it looks like some summer intern at Apple has kind >> of laid a little land mine in there, maybe thinking he was bringing >> the page up to date with Panther?
>
> Absolutely. I wish Apple would take that page down - it was broken > even for Jaguar.
What I'm wondering about is this:
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A quick trip to Jaguar’s Terminal showed me that this version didn’t make it into the default install:
[cpu:~] user% perl -v
This is perl, v5.8.1-RC3 built for darwin-thread-multi-2level
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I'm supposed to believe that little exchange was on a default Jaguar install?
> The latest Perl (5.8.4) comes with a readme.macosx file. Please, read > and follow those instructions. Apple's instructions may be of interest > to historians, but they have no relevance to the current Mac OS X.
I note the original was contributed. Maybe it's time to contribute a new one. I wonder if I kept any notes when I did the parallel install of 5.8.4 on this Jaguar box.
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