Rudix: The hassle-free way to get Unix programs on Mac OS X

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Rudix-SnowLeopard is a collection of Unix software packages for Mac OS X Snow Leopard. Usually I prefer Macports, but you must have installed Xcode and it’s not always possible.

With Rudix you can install only what you need (even from the terminal!). Easy as pie! 😉

 

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