[daip] AIPS on a MacBook Pro
Eric Greisen
egreisen at nrao.edu
Sat Jun 27 17:46:16 EDT 2009
Michel Fich wrote:
> Hi Eric, I haven't "talked" with you in years. I see you have moved to
> Socorro... I haven't been there since 1987! When I was observing that
> time I took a lot of pictures. Someone asked me "After all of the times
> you've been here, why are you taking all of these pictures this time?"
> to which I replied "Because I will never be back here again!" ... and I
> haven't yet after 20+ years!
>
> this is probably a trivial question:
>
> One of my list of things to do this summer is to finish a couple of old
> VLA projects. Accordingly I have just installed AIPS (for the first
> time in perhaps 10 years). I am now using a MacBook Pro for almost
> everything...
>
> I did manage to get AIPS working, although I had to go far down into the
> FAQ to get a last few details... I am not sure if I set the memory
> large enough to handle the 30" Apple Display I use at the office - it
> wasn't working when I left campus - but I just tried AIPS at home on my
> 20" and the TV came up fine... but I don't know how to set up the
> buttons A, B, C, and D for the TV display. I vaguely remember something
> about this from years ago installing this on a RedHat machine, but I
> can't find where the information might be the webpage.
>
I suspect this is in the CookBook early on - but A, B, C, D are just the
keys on your keyboard labeled a, b, c, and d (either case should work).
F3, F4 F5, and F6 are also accepted as A, B, C, and D. F2 does
full-screen and back, F7 and F8 turn on debugs you do NOT want to see.
Cheers,
Eric Greisen
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