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TextExpander: Mac Typing Shortcut Utility Saves You Time!
1 hour ago by pieohpah
With TextExpander touch, you can compose email messages, notes, and tweets on your iPhone or iPod touch using your TextExpander snippet library.
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Concision and Concinnity: Upgrade bash to 4.0 in Mac OS X
1 hour ago by lena
echo "shopt -s globstar autocd" >> ~/.profile
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1 hour ago by lena
Beginner’s guide to Apple Terminal, part 2 - Hack the Day
8 hours ago by Cweinman
Aliases
Aliases are shortcuts to existing files or folders on your system. You can create them by right-clicking(Ctrl+Click) in the Finder on an existing file/folder, selecting the option “Make Alias”. This creates a shortcut that you can rename or move around without messing with the original.
Creating aliases in Terminal is extremely easy – just type in ln -s followed by the name of the file/folder you want to create the shortcut to, and by the name you want to give to the shortcut.
mycomputer:~ Alex$ ln -s Research/ Researchalias
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Aliases are shortcuts to existing files or folders on your system. You can create them by right-clicking(Ctrl+Click) in the Finder on an existing file/folder, selecting the option “Make Alias”. This creates a shortcut that you can rename or move around without messing with the original.
Creating aliases in Terminal is extremely easy – just type in ln -s followed by the name of the file/folder you want to create the shortcut to, and by the name you want to give to the shortcut.
mycomputer:~ Alex$ ln -s Research/ Researchalias
8 hours ago by Cweinman
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