> using the C compiler included in WebObjects, note however that anything
> requires X-Server (Tk etc) will not run. This is down to the fact that
> Apple
> refuse to allow you to replace or interfere with the UI.
>how much of a "Unix" is OS X? same sort of filesystem layout? text
configuration files in /etc? if yes, it must surely be possible with a
little editing to disable starting the apple gui and instead start X, or
not?
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