ok, you can hush the top line by doing this in terminal:
[code]touch ~/.hushlogin;</pre><hr></blockquote>
the second line is from /etc/motd. you can edit that file to change that message (or empty the file for no message). i'm not sure, but the ~/.hushlogin may suppress this 'message of the day' as well.
and the last is from <a href="http://fink.sf.net"; target="_blank">fink</a>. fink is a wonderful program. you could install fink to get rid of that line. if u dont want fink, u have to find if u have a .cshrc, or a .tcshrc. if you don't know what these files are try doing this:
and see which one shows up without a file not found error. edit that file (probably with TextEdit if ur not familiar with terminal, or emacs, pico, vi, or vim if u are) and take out the line similar to this (probably the last line in the file):
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[code]touch ~/.hushlogin;</pre><hr></blockquote>
the second line is from /etc/motd. you can edit that file to change that message (or empty the file for no message). i'm not sure, but the ~/.hushlogin may suppress this 'message of the day' as well.
and the last is from <a href="http://fink.sf.net"; target="_blank">fink</a>. fink is a wonderful program. you could install fink to get rid of that line. if u dont want fink, u have to find if u have a .cshrc, or a .tcshrc. if you don't know what these files are try doing this:
[code]ls ~/.tcshrc ~/.cshrc;</pre><hr></blockquote>
and see which one shows up without a file not found error. edit that file (probably with TextEdit if ur not familiar with terminal, or emacs, pico, vi, or vim if u are) and take out the line similar to this (probably the last line in the file):
source /sw/bin/init.csh;