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Posts Tagged → OSX

Always have your commands executed as Sudo

posted in OSX, Unix on January 13, 2013 by Simon 0 Comment

sudo-i

Sometimes you just get sick of typing that word “Sudo” into your terminal, right.

Well no longer shall this be the case, simply run the command below in your terminal and you’re done:

sudo -i

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6 Useful OS X commands for developers

posted in OSX, Unix on April 12, 2012 by Simon 0 Comment

Using a terminal in the beginning can be a daunting task. However the more you do, the more you’ll begin to think how you ever managed without it.

There are endless commands which you’ll find useful on a daily basis, here are some of my favourites.

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