I'm trying to install Git on a mac. I found these instructions: crainbandy
But, I don't understand this bit.
1. Change directories to the mounted image
bash$ cd /Volumes/Git\ 1.6.4.4\ Intel\ Leopard/
bash$ ls
README.txt setup git PATH for non-terminal programs.sh
git-1.6.4.4-intel-leopard.pkg uninstall.sh
bash$ ./setup\ git\ PATH\ for\ non-terminal\ programs.sh
2. Run the shell script (last line above)
Yep, they've given exact instructions. But, I don't know bash and I rarely use Terminal, so I need some help. Do I literally type in the part that reads README.txt? Do I literally type:
bash$ cd /Volumes/Git\ 1.6.4.4\ Intel\ Leopard/
bash$ ls
README.txt setup git PATH for non-terminal programs.sh
git-1.6.4.4-intel-leopard.pkg uninstall.sh
bash$ ./setup\ git\ PATH\ for\ non-terminal\ programs.sh"
Do I need to change anything?
I don't want to mess anything up.