I am interested in using a Macintosh (running 10.6.4) as a development platform for PR2 projects. Right now, I don't know what I don't know. I followed the instructions given on the Wiki (http://www.ros.org/wiki/cturtle/Installation/OSX) for installing the software on a Mac. While the software seemed to install fine (once I created a case-sensitive disk image in which to install the code), the tutorial falls apart at the "rosdep install turtle_teleop" step due to a lack of Bluetooth and other libraries. (I described this here: https://code.ros.org/discuss/ros-users/browse_frm/thread/2061/8495). I found a thread (https://code.ros.org/discuss/ros-users/browse_frm/thread/2086/8604) where the poster (Deepak) claimed that CTurtle was successfully installed on MAC OS 10.6, but he unable to get Ogre working. As I said, right now I don't know what I don't know. And I would like to rectify that. I don't really know how much of what I don't know is related to ROS, CTurtle, Ogre, Gazebo, or MAC OS incompatibilities in general. So I'll ask the questions... please feel free to point me at documentation I should have already read... What is involved in running a PR2 simulation development environment on a MAC? It seems to me that I would need to follow the MAC OS instructions given on the Wiki and use rosinstall. Is that the same as saying "I have installed CTurtle" or did Deepak mean something else when he said that? I see in the Wiki several components require OGRE and I see instructions for installing that. I also see Deepak's post saying that he tried that and ran into problems. If I want to do PR2 development, do I need to install OGRE? If we were to assume that (for some reason) I had better luck than Deepak, what else would I need to install? I think I saw something about installing NVIDIA Cg from the nvidia site. What else would be required? I just noticed a comment on the OS X page that "At the time of writing, gazebo does not built on OS X, for reasons unrelated to OGRE". Is that still true? Am I doomed to failure if I get to this point? That's probably enough for now. Thanks for reading this far. --wpd