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Use OS X's trash in a Finder-like way from Terminal
Nice hint. But a few caveats...
gseq
Not on my system. The fact that it starts with "g" sounds like its from GNU. Mac OS X doesn't ship with much (any?) GNU software. What does "type gseq" in your Terminal say?
jot (not gseq)
Bargh... my bad. It's in MacPorts.
The Mac OS X (BSD) equivalent of seq is jot. The syntax is slightly different, but it does the same job.
re: jot (not gseq)
After checking jot out, I figured out how to make it work like seq. "jot - 2 6 3" works just like "seq 2 6 3". Edited on Apr 24, '10 11:10:44AM by GaelicWizard
Use OS X's trash in a Finder-like way from Terminal
since i use a mac at home and at work i use on linux (ssh into prod boxes etc) i'll have i agree, i like to think of rm as dangerous and i need that fear so i'll be very careful when i use it. |
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