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SleepWatcher - A utility to run tasks on sleep/wake
"so you'll want to be comfortable in Terminal before trying to put it to use"
SleepWatcher - A utility to run tasks on sleep/wake
Search on Google (or the search engine of your choice) for "bash tutorial." Bash is the shell program that runs by default in Tiger's Terminal.app. In very basic terms, consider the "shell program" to be to the Terminal, what the "Finder" is to the Mac. It lets you look at the contents of directories, copy, move and delete files, launch programs, and a whole lot more. Unlike the Finder, the shell operates only with text commands.
Here's an example tutorial on the web for bash: http://www.hypexr.org/bash_tutorial.php Hope this helps, FlyBoy
SleepWatcher - A utility to run tasks on sleep/wake
I've actually put together a web page called Unix Links for just this question. I hope it is useful.
Unix FAQ for OS X
See this FAQ about using Unix commands on OS X:
http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=40648 |
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