On Feb 6, 2006, at 2:03 PM, Gerald Wilson wrote:
It still doesn't negate my original gripe. OS X ships without a
simple graphical text editor capable of openly understanding the
difference between Mac and UNIX text-files.
It does. TextEdit.
There is a difference between "I can't do this" and "Nobody can do this"
I know for a fact that I edited configuration files using textedit in
10.2. No problems.
YOU having an issue where TextEdit isn't working correctly does not
translate into "Apple didn't even bother to test it."
I would start with deleting Textedit's prefs, and trying again.
Try it as a different, stock user, see if the issue is repeatable.
Right now, admittedly in 10.4 (because I didn't feel like dragging
out and hooking up the old beige 10.2 box under my desk), I just
edited a unix-style file (from /usr/local/share/misc) saved it and it
had unix line endings afterwards.
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