[X-Unix] path for terminal.app and x11

[John Harrold]

Sometime in May William H. Magill assaulted the keyboard and produced:

| Anything which operates from the AQUA GUI (the login window) requires  
| the path (and other similar stuff) be entered in the ~/.MacOSX/ 
| environment.plist file.

Now this is mighty interesting. Since I don't seem to have this directory,
I assume that it isn't created when a user account is created. You
mentioned the environment.plist file, but I would assume there are other
files which are commonly found in the ~/.MacOSX directory. I know that
OS X is based on bsd so this might be a System V question since I'm more
familiar with Linux: Is there a skeleton directory similar to /etc/skel
for the ~/.MacOSX directory that contians files commonly used?

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