For MacOS, it is the same as Linux. I switched over to MacOS about
4 years ago after using Linux exclusively for 20 years. All you'd need
to do for any version of MacOS (Snow Leopard and newer) is to either
enable gcc from within Xcode, or install the port of gcc to MacOS from
MacPorts, open up a shell from either the Terminal app or if you install
it, X11/XQuartz, then go through the same process for any Unix OS:
./configure ; make ; make install. Just be sure to season your options
to taste.
BL.
Xu Wang <mailto:[email protected]>
August 25, 2017 at 11:59 PM
I wish I knew more about Mac OS, but I have only used Linux. Hopefully
others can help.
Kind regards,
Xu
François Mémier <mailto:[email protected]>
August 25, 2017 at 11:50 PM
Hi Xu, thanks for your answer.
My OS is macOS Sierra (10.12.6) I did install mutt using the package
manager via Git
Cordially,
François
