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Using Linux rm command to delete, remove hidden files and folder - Basic Linux Command.... - 20 views

www.labtestproject.com/...rm.html unix commnd rm remove OSX OS_X terminal
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Apple - Education - 1 views

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  • Apple has been in the classroom empowering teachers and students to teach, learn, and collaborate for 30 years. Students now learn anywhere with today's digital tools that accommodate their individual learning styles. And this is just the beginning. Apple TV and iPhone continue that tradition. K-12 For decades, Apple has helped schools empower teachers, simplify systems, and inspire students to achieve more. Apple 1 to 1 Learning Podcasting Apple Mobile Learning Labs Apple Digital Learning Series Students Live your digital life on the Mac and on the go. Study Play Share iPod and iTunes Higher Education Apple technology is the platform of choice for many professions. Prepare your students for the real world. Creative and Pro Science and Technology iPod, iTunes, and iTunes U Apple Authorized Training IT/Administration Combining the power of UNIX with industry-leading ease of use, Apple offers compatibility and competitive cost for learning systems.
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Dennis Ritchie dies at 70; computer scientist helped develop Unix - 0 views

www.technologysnip.com/ntist-helped-develop-unix.html collaboration computer scientist Dennis Ritchie dies helped develop operating system Thompson Unix website development
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  • jasmeen jassi on 14 Oct 11
     
    Dennis Ritchie, a computer scientist who wrote the well-liked C programming language and helped develop the Unix operating system, has died. He was 70.
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Install software updates from the command line - 0 views

osxdaily.com/...-updates-from-the-command-line softwareupdate apple commands unix updates command
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  • Robert Ogden on 14 Mar 11
     
    To install software updates from the command line, you'll use the aptly named 'softwareupdate' command. Here are the most relevant usages of the command for most users: softwareupdate -l will give you a list of all updates available softwareupdate -i [package name] will install the specified package softwareupdate -i -a will install all updates available softwareupdate -i -r will install only the recommended updates softwareupdate --ignore [package name] will ignore specified update softwareupdate --help for more info on the softwareupdate command You'll likely need to use the sudo command to actually install the updates on a Mac, simply place sudo in front of one of the above commands to run it with full permissions as root. For example: sudo softwareupdate -i -r
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Nicole's Script-o-Rama! - 4 views

homepage.mac.com/...index.html Nicole_Jacque Apple IT management scripts tools edtech OS_X OSX
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  • Jeff Johnson on 23 Nov 10
     
    * GroupSync (a GUI utility for synching group membership between AD and OD * Home Directory Helper (a GUI utility that performs a number of tasks on user home directories) * Send Unix Command Scripts for ARD
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Change File Permissions using Terminal in Mac OS X - BrockWoolf.com - 6 views

brockwoolf.com/...ons-using-terminal-in-mac-os-x permissions change OSX OS_X file terminal unix Mac
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  • Jeff Johnson on 02 Jun 10
     
    Changing file permissions on the Mac is something you need to know how to do if you want to create your own non-home directory only shares on the Mac. Leopard implements folder sharing similarly to the way SharePoints does. I find myself needing to change permissions regularly because certain programs like to change file permissions on their own. The Terminal is generally better for changing permissions because it is much faster and also because you have more control. Sometimes you may need to do this is the file permissions get messed up in Leopard's File Sharing under System Preferences.
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10.4: Hide users from the login window via prefs - Mac OS X Hints - 4 views

www.macosxhints.com/article.php hide admin account Mac OSX OS_X 10.4 Tiger unix command ARD
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  • Jeff Johnson on 20 Apr 10
     
    A hidden user is a user that can login to the system, but the account will not be displayed in the Login Window, where all of the other accounts on the machine are listed. In lab or work environments, it's often desired to have a hidden user that has Admin rights for administrative functions and/or other special circumstances.
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Prevent Hard Disk Spindown Using PMSET - 0 views

www.szilveszter.ca/...isk-drive-spindown-on-mac-os-x pmset unix Mac OSX OS_X energy harddrive disk
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  • Jeff Johnson on 11 Mar 10
     
    Using PMSET on Mac OS X, you can prevent your external hardrive from going to sleep (or spinning down). If you rock a notebook, and rely on an external enclosure, you probably know how annoying it is when your drive goes to sleep on you and it takes a good 30 seconds for it to spin back up again. More annoying is when Finder becomes unresponsive until this happens. If your drive is set to spindown every 15 minutes, then this ends up being downright maddening, and seriously cripples your workflow.
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macosxhints.com - Disable the startup chime via Unix scripts - 0 views

www.macosxhints.com/article.php Macintosh
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  • Unfortunately if I have the headphones connected it's their volume that is muted before shutdown and reset later. Is there a way to specify the speakers?
  • David Corking on 09 Aug 09
     
    This looks like great (it is a mix of Bash and AppleScript) and it works very well for me. However if you are not familiar with simple Unix administration, you might prefer packaged freeware or shareware like StartupSound.prefPane or Psst.
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Bash Prompt HOWTO - extended - Giles Orr - 0 views

www.gilesorr.com/bashprompt Linux Macintosh
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  • The Bash Prompt HOWTO
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      David Corking on 24 Jun 09
       
      2007 draft
  • The Bash Prompt HOWTO Example Prompts
  • David Corking on 24 Jun 09
     
    Customize the default terminal prompt for Mac OS X and many Unix.
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Éric Lévénez's site - 0 views

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  • UNIX History
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Super Get Info (Bare Bones Software) - 0 views

www.barebones.com/super OSX OS_X finder getinfo get_info barebones.com permissions Unix
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  • Jeff Johnson on 11 May 09
     
    Super Get Info was designed to address the numerous shortcomings of the Mac OS X Finder's "Get Info" command. Specifically, it allows you to take the following actions (most of which aren't possible using the Finder's Info window): open one information window for each selected Finder item, so you can view (and change) multiple selected items discretely; view and edit the Mac OS type and creator codes for a given file; view and edit Unix owner, group, and permission settings; empty the Trash with authentication to remove privileged files; and much more!
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Sleepwatcher for Mac OS X - 0 views

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  • Jeff Johnson on 06 May 09
     
    SleepWatcher is a command line tool (daemon) for Mac OS X that monitors sleep, wakeup and idleness of a Mac. It can be used to execute a Unix command when the Mac or the display of the Mac goes to sleep mode or wakes up or after a given time without user interaction. It also can send the Mac to sleep mode or retrieve the time since last user activity. A StartupItem, sample start and sleep scripts and the source code for sleepwatcher are included in the download. A little bit knowledge of the Unix command line is required to benefit from this software. SleepWatcher is published under the GNU General Public License.
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Bugs & Fixes: A potentially risky Finder permissions command | Mac OS X | Mac 911 | Mac... - 0 views

www.macworld.com/...finder_permissions.html
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  • In brief, enter sudo chmod -RN ~ in Terminal, followed by starting up from an Install DVD and selecting “Reset Home Directory Permissions and ACLs” from the Rest Password utility.
  • you’re usually better off using the appropriate UNIX commands in Terminal
  • Jeff Johnson on 08 Apr 09
     
    Suppose you want to change the permissions settings of most or all the items in a given folder. Perhaps you want to modify permissions so you can access the content of files you would normally be prevented from editing. Or perhaps the permissions of your own files have somehow gotten messed up so that you can no longer copy or move them.
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How to Switch to the Mac - Tao of Mac | February 2007 | Rui Carno - 0 views

the.taoofmac.com/...Switch%20To%20The%20Mac Macintosh
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  • the installer creates the first user account. This is the important bit: it is an administration account – call it “Administrator” or something like that and create another for yourself afterwards (if you’re a UNIX head, this is not root, which is disabled).
    • David Corking
      David Corking on 11 Apr 09
       
      Q: Why doesn't the installer _tell_ you this? It looks and feels like an ordinary unix user with 'sudo' access, but according to Tao, it can be troublesome. A: My guess is that Apple doesn't want you to have to remember two passwords. Perhaps Apple decided, unlike Tao, that the security of asking for passwords for important tasks is good enough.
  • Create your own Applications folder inside your home directory (Mac OS X will change the icon accordingly) and try out new stuff in there.
  • drag the entire Applications folder to the right-hand side of the Dock, forming what Apple calls a “stack”
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  • Put things you want to share among users in the /Users/Shared folder.
  • Set up separate accounts for kids using the Simple Finder or Some Limits option under the Limitations tab.
    • David Corking
      David Corking on 11 Apr 09
       
      In Mac OS X 10.4, you find this in preferences under Accounts, and click the "Parental Controls" tab, then select Finder and click Configure .... I don't think there is a "Limitations" tab.
  • David Corking on 11 Apr 09
     
    This article is packed with great tips that you won't find in other introductory tutorials. Therefore it is a bit heavy to read, and worth dipping into even if you have used Macs for a year or two.
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Clam AntiVirus - 0 views

www.clamav.net free mac opensource software unix virus
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  • yc c on 14 Mar 09
     
    Clam AntiVirus is an open source (GPL) anti-virus toolkit for UNIX, designed especially for e-mail scanning on mail gateways. It provides a number of utilities including a flexible and scalable multi-threaded daemon, a command line scanner and advanced tool for automatic database updates. The core of the package is an anti-virus engine available in a form of shared library.(Read more...)
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Bare Bones Software : PRODUCTS : TEXTWRANGLER - 0 views

www.barebones.com/...textwrangler editor freeware mac software text
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  • yc c on 14 Mar 09
     
    TextWrangler is the powerful general purpose text editor, and Unix and server administrator's tool.
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uni2ascii - 0 views

billposer.org/...uni2ascii.html ascii converter tools unicode unix
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  • yc c on 14 Mar 09
     
    convert HTML hexadecimal numeric character references to decimal numeric character references
  • yc c on 14 Mar 09
     
    convert HTML hexadecimal numeric character references to decimal numeric character references
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