Enough MacOS X documentation to answer FAQs.

diff --git a/sys/mac/README b/sys/mac/README
index 1f914cea79fbad543f7d334d6a2c2714e691961a..34af52ebc68abde22ddee0c62a1b537b7a3a3b28 100644 (file)
--- a/sys/mac/README
+++ b/sys/mac/README
@@ -2,6 +2,9 @@ Jan 2002
 
 The MPW compilers are now supported again.
 
+Note that the graphical MacOSX variant uses the Qt windowport and the UNIX
+build system.
+
 
 26 Nov, 1999
 

diff --git a/win/Qt/Install.Qt b/win/Qt/Install.Qt
index a92d13bf2a555b011a85f1c7749140103063c41c..194a6bcbb6e2f649a00070280ed8d1d92b8ecfb1 100644 (file)
--- a/win/Qt/Install.Qt
+++ b/win/Qt/Install.Qt
@@ -2,12 +2,12 @@ Installing NetHack with a Qt or KDE interface
 ---------------------------------------------
 
 This document describes the installation of NetHack with a Qt interface
-on X11.  The Qt interface is an alternative to the Athena-widgets interface
-found in ../X11.  You can download Qt for UNIX from http://www.troll.no.
-You need Qt 2.0 or later to use this code.
+on UNIX/X11 or Mac OS X. This code should also work with Qt/Windows, but
+support for that is not currently official.
 
-There are no explicit UNIX dependencies in this code, but we only regularly
-test it under UNIX.  If you have Qt for Windows, that should also work.
+You can download Qt for UNIX and Qt for Windows from http://www.trolltech.com.
+Qt for Mac OS X is currently only available commercially.  You need Qt 2.0 or
+later to use this code.
 
 To use this code: