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How to replace Mac OS X utilities with GNU core utilities?
I found there is some differences between the utility command I used on the mac OSX and linux. I want to make my experience united.
How could I replace all my mac utilities with GNU utilities?
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What is the format I should write the command to SSH into Linux VPS?
I am trying to use SSH and log in from the terminal into a Linux VPS.
I have tried a few variations around the following:
ssh [user]@[hostname].[my.ip.address.xx]:22
and keep getting:
ssh: Could ...
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Is there a way to get gnome-terminal on Lion?
Is there a port of gnome-terminal, or a way to compile it, or some other program that is typographically comparable, under Lion?
There is a typographic difference, and I can't duplicate it in ...
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How to ssh to remote web server without using a password
I'm new to OS X.
As per title, I'm having trouble connecting to my web server through SSH.
My server accepts keys and we don't use passwords.
I've come from windows, and on windows I used PuTTY to ...
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Is there a UNIX-style triple click to select path in Terminal.app?
In Red Hat, if there is a path somewhere on my terminal window and I triple click it, the whole path is selected. I can then easily copy it using middle-click or a regular copy-paste.
This doesn't ...
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How do I gain permission to generate ssh keys on my Mac?
I tried to generate ssh keys for GitHub (access through SSH in terminal), but I do not have access to the .ssh directory.
I tried to ls -l ~/.ssh, but I got this error ls: .ssh: Permission denied
I ...
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Linux 'Byobu' equivelant for mac
So at home ive been a linux user for a while, and frequently use byobu in the terminal. After a little searching I was unable to find anything like it for a mac, which I now have to use at work. I'm ...
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Mac webcam - get the device
How do I access my default video camera on my mac? I know on Linux it is /dev/video0 but my Mac does not have that. I'm trying to capture my webcam into ffmpeg
ffmpeg -i /dev/video0
But it won't ...
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Is there a beginners guide to Unix from the OS X point of view?
I'm hoping to build on my embarrassingly-limited knowledge of the command line, and I know there are a ton of great resources out there. I'm wondering if there are any books or other resources that ...