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How about integration into Sherlock/Watson?
What's the point of having all this stuff if there isn't an easier way to get at it? No flames, please, I love the Terminal, but greping for stuff is not tricial, and certainly not a pitch for the Switch campaign
How about integration into Sherlock/Watson?
maybe they're used while configuring the OS installation?
How about integration into Sherlock/Watson?
I was just wondering the same thing. What is the actual purpose of these files in the whole scheme of things?
How about integration into Sherlock/Watson?
They're part of the standard BSD distribution. BSD is the
How about integration into Sherlock/Watson?
I use BBEdit Lite quite often for files like that by using the "Open//hidden" option. This is convenient because you do not have to leave the "show hidden files" option active to search the directories. It's actually faster than the terminal because of the GUI. Any number of text editors will do the job, but I find BBEdit the fastest.
re: bbedit too slow
for me, the "open hidden" feature takes forever. much faster is this:
How about integration into Sherlock/Watson?
You can actually open hidden directories in the finder with the Go To Folder command (Cmd-` in MacOS 10.1.x and Cmd-Shift-G in Jaguar). Oh, and you can tab-complete in that editfield as well. Nifty. |
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