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Easier installation on Linux and OSX
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You might want to edit the wiki entry :) And also check if it works under Mac OS X. Only tested on linux! |
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Makes it easier for the user to install devtools. He just runs phalcon.sh (using ". ./phalcon.sh", this makes sure the path export is ran from the top parent shell, in case you run this from SSH or something).