
OSX INSTALLATION NOTES
======================

This is the first release of the OSX native version.  It still has some
problems, and documentation does not really exist for the OS-specific
stuff yet.

In earlier versions of OSX, you would need to use INETD to setup Mystic
execution just like you would under Linux.  Newer versions of OSX have
replaced INETD with something else that I have no experience with yet.

Additionally, you are going to want to use ITERM2 with Mystic, and you
will need to configure it to use a font that supports the high ascii
characters.  You will need to configure ITERM2 to send XTERM key codes
which it might do by default, I am not sure.  You will also want to 
set the terminal size to 80x25 otherwise you will have text wrapping
issues.

Also, ITERM2 does not seem to translate the INS key (I am using a
Windows keyboard on the Mac, so I am not sure how it really works).
For me, I needed to manually consider the INSERT key to work by
going into ITERM2 -> Preferences -> Profiles -> Edit Default -> Keys

Once there, you can hit the little + on the bottom to add a new key
translation.  Press INSERT (which comes up as the 'HELP' key using
this keyboard).  Set the action to "Send escape sequence" and set
the value to "[2~" (without the quotes).  This fixed up the INSERT
key for me.

If anyone would like to volunteer with writing a quick document on
installing Mystic with OSX's daemon for telnet, please contact me
at mysticbbs@gmail.com.  Otherwise, I will get around to work on the
OSX side one of these days...

Or if anyone wants to document how to setup ITERM2 with a good font and
settings, that would also be useful.


TO BE COMPLETED
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1. Terminal considerations - Use ITERM2 + Settings/Fonts/Keymappings?
2. XINETD with older OSX
3. TELNETD (or whatever the new one is called) for newer OSX (10.6+ I think)
4. Requirements (Intel Mac is about it)

