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You need to run this command with root privileges. Try: > sudo purge WARNING: Improper use of the sudo command could lead to data loss or the deletion of important system files. Please double-check …

Such as: /Applications/TextMate\ 2.app/Contents/MacOS/TextMate & The problem with this is that if the shell exits (by quitting Terminal or closing the window) then TextMate is terminated without warning …

To unlock your folder try: Terminal > chflags nouchg ~/sites/lockedfolder Alternatively, you could do a Get Info in the Finder, and uncheck the "Locked" checkbox from that window. …

Run the following command in Terminal: sudo fdesetup authrestart …

You need to edit your profile (.profile, .bashrc, .zshrc, .tcshrc, etc… that is appropriate for your chosen shell) and remove any lines that contain "Enthought". It might be a bit more complicated tha …

That message suggests that you don't have the correct privileges to run atq. Try running it with sudo from the command line to see if that helps i.e.: > atq atq: cannot regain privs: Operation not pe …

Files & folders that start with a period will always be hidden in the Finder, and in Terminal listings (ls command, unless you use the -a flag i.e. …

It sounds like your $PATH is not set correctly. All you probably need to do is set your $PATH in your shell config (.profile, .bashrc, .zshrc, etc… for whatever shell you are using). For bash derived …

This is a feature of the shell. Control-R will do what you describe, but changing to a more modern shell will get you so much more. Take a look at Z-shell (zsh), there is a bit of a learning curve, bu …

The safest way is to make sure /usr/local/bin comes before /usr/bin in your $PATH variable.

It would help to know what shell you are using. This works for me in both bash and zsh. The completion in zsh is much better than bash. One thing you could do is to type the command you want using t …

You can't undo what you did, unless you can recover the files from a Time Machine backup. PHP probably stopped running because you removed files it needs.

Try modifying nxhtml-mode-hook. (add-hook 'nxhtml-mode-hook (lambda () (modify-syntax-entry ?_ "w")))

Try removing that line from ~/.bash_profile then open a new terminal window and verify that your paths are set correctly. …

If you follow Sublime Text's recommended procedure of creating a symbolic link to their command line tool you will be able to open files, use as an $EDITOR with git, subversion, etc… It gives much mor …