Is $HOME/.MacOSX/environment.plist still used in OS X 10.9.2 for setting global environment variables?
You can yourself ensure that this file isn't anymore used with a command as simple as ls
.
Just end your actual session, and connect back.
Open Terminal
or xterm
.
Run the following command:
$ cd ~/.MacOSX $ ls -luT environment.plist $
The output of this command will display you when this file was last opened for reading.
If it was opened by any process during your session start, you should
see it thanks to the u
option.
To learn more about the investigation possibilities of ls
just run:
$ man ls
BTW, your environment.plist
file doesn't use the right syntax.
But this doesn't matter.