I want to know to browse files from iPhone with Bash Terminal or other tools on Mac.  Does anybody of you know how to do this ?  Thank you for your answers
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What method of browsing the root filesystem is least likely to make any modifications to it?  Hooking to a pc is an option.  Jailbreaking is not an option for this question.
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When I want to delete a file in Finder or in the Desktop a popup appears and it says it will be deleted immediately, and I need to confirm.  The trash is always empty, and I can't use it anymore.   What's going on with Snow Leopard and not having a working trash can?
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In macOS Sierra, it used to be Command + Shift + .. But that does not appear to work in macOS Mojave. Has something changed?  What is the keyboard shortcut to show/hide hidden files in Finder without restarting in macOS Mojave?
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I’m using Mac OS X Yosemite and I want to be able to open Sublime Text 2 from the terminal with a command like this:  sublime .   I’ve typed this into terminal   ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" ~/bin/sublime   And also this variant:  ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" /usr/local/bin/sublime   In the terminal, if I type in:  echo $PATH   I get:  /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin   I’ve tried editing my .bash_profile, right now it’s blank  After all this, I try sublime . and get the following error:     -bash: sublime: command not found   I’m completely new to Mac OS X, and terminal configuration, and am really struggling to figure out why I can't get it to work so any help would be appreciated.
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I know how to . Now I would like to automate that based on EXIF data. I already have exiftool installed, but looks like it can only read the data, but can not rotate the image.  There is . But I'm looking for possible solutions using OSX.
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I use bash on both my Mac and as my cygwin shell. Overall, I'm quite pleased with it.  My one complaint however is that its TAB completion isn't as good as Windows Command Line TAB completion.   For example, if there are two files with the same prefix, then bash just beeps at me when I try to TAB complete. If I keep nailing TAB, then it will eventually show me a list of potential files.  I definately prefer how Windows will cycle through potential files right on the command line.   Is there a way to get bash to operate similar to Windows Command Line in this regard?  If there isn't (I do not want to switch shells), am I missing something about TAB completion in bash? Is there a more efficient way to use it?
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I've heard it is possible to add tags to a file's meta data in OS X, and have Spotlight search through such tags.   In a nutshell, how would one access this feature in Finder &ndash; not Spotlight (Command+Space) &ndash; but the adding of tags themselves? Where are these tags stored?  Do they go in .DS_Store (I tend to delete those!) or elsewhere in the filesystem? Does this tagging mechanism work on removable drives?  What are the requirements? Does this tagging mechanism work over a network share?  I have some Windows SMB network shares at home that I frequently store files on.  Would it work on those or is another configuration required? Aside from Spotlight, are there any command-line tools for searching through or accessing the tag data for files?   Thank you!
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I would like to take control of my app on an iOS device (mostly an iPhone) from my MacBook Pro or Windows, doesn't matter which one.  I know that it can be accomplished via Veency, and that's exactly what I need - but I do NOT want to jailbreak my iPhone.  Is there a similar legal alternative?  If not - is it something I could develop perhaps, or will I run into some SDK limitations for such a thing?
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I'd like to move my .bash_profile to Dropbox to have my custom Terminal functions available on all my Macs. Is this possible and are there possible implications?  For example I have a command for doing a git add and commit in one go:  function gax() {     git add .     git commit -m "$1" }   I've been unable to find any information about this.
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I'm new to Mac usage.  It seems that most commands trip over options given after the file names. In linux, which I've used for years, it doesn't matter.  On Apple, it does.  Is there some setting somewhere or some hack to make commands like ls behave "normal"?  dwilson 0====&gt; ls -l p* -rw-r--r--@ 1 dwilson  owner  184 Jul 29 13:57 poo.c -rw-r--r--@ 1 dwilson  owner  133 Jul 29 13:57 poo.h  dwilson 0====&gt; ls p* -l ls: -l: No such file or directory poo.c        poo.h  dwilson 1====&gt;
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Is there an  (terminal application for Mac OS) equivalent for Ubuntu?  Amongst the many features it adds the one I'm after is the "hotkey window", where you can overlay/hide a translucent terminal window at the touch of a button on the keyboard.
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I'm looking for a graphical  fro OS X, for console Midnight Commander is ok.  I need two panels, function keys operations and preferably FTP and SCP support.  Also, it would be great to be free.
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For some crazy reason I can't find a way to get a list of files with a glob for a given directory.  I'm currently stuck with something along the lines of:  NSString *bundleRoot = [[NSBundle mainBundle] bundlePath]; NSArray *dirContents = [[NSFileManager defaultManager]                          directoryContentsAtPath:bundleRoot];   ..and then stripping out the stuff I don't want, which sucks.  But what I'd really like is to be able to search for something like "foo*.jpg" instead of asking for the entire directory, but I've not been able to find anything like that.  So how the heck do you do it?
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Red Hat recently  in the Bash shell. Some are calling it the "shellshock" bug. Since OS X is built off of Unix, is it vulnerable to attacks that exploit this bug?   As an end user, do I need to worry about an immediate fix? Or is it better for me to wait for an official software update from Apple?
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I'm getting more interested in using Terminal as an alternative way to address solutions on my Mac. I have seen this question entitled .  I would therefore like to know:  How to shut down, restart and sleep my Mac using the Terminal command exclusively ?
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How can I view a list of devices that are connected to my Apple laptop via Internet Sharing (when it's enabled)? If a list doesn't exist, does Internet Sharing log DHCP requests and if so, where? Thanks.
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Is there any standard that covers the portability of running a command after variable assignment on the same line?  APPLE="cider" echo hi   How portable is something like that? Where will it work and where won't it?   Also: my shell scripts start with #!/bin/sh if that makes any difference.