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The binary file goes in /usr/local/bin. Each man page goes in the folder usr/local/share/man/manN where N is the number at the end of the man page file name. For example, gdisk.8 should appear in the folder /usr/local/share/man/man8. When finished adding all man pages, you should run the command
/usr/libexec/makewhatis /usr/local/share/man
to update the ...
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/usr/local in general is the place to install user-provided unix-like software.
For the binaries, see Where should shell tools be installed? or Where should shell tools be installed? which both point to /usr/local/bin.
For man pages use /usr/local/share/man/manN (with N being the chapter, usually 1 or 8 for commands) and make sure /usr/local/share/man is in ...
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I would use the nano editor to edit the correct file for your shell, which is zsh, not bash.
nano ~/.zshrc
Put this line in at the top of the file
typeset -U path PATH
Put this line towards the bottom and save:
path+=/usr/local/mysql/bin
Press the control key and the X key to exit (see the bottom of the nano window for more commands). If you then quit ...
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log collect has --device/--device-name options.
--device Collect system logs from paired device (first device found).
--device-name name Collect system logs from paired device with the given name.
--device-udid UDID Collect system logs from paired device with the given UDID.
Collect some logs
log collect --device-name foo
wait, then ⌃C
Show the logs ...
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My apologies for necro-reviving an old question, but I thought this answer might be useful for others.
From tedsmith3rd, here's a bash function to move a Terminal window. The magic of terminal command sequences.
function bumpNjump() {
local xDimension="" yDimension="" width="" height="" OPTIND
while getopts 'x:y:...
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