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Following the directions I gave here leaves you runningīash, but it has SHELL still pointing at /bin/tcsh. Is directed at those of you who have no previous experience: don'tĪnd unfortunately there's even more to do to get rid of tcshĮntirely. People should continue to use what they are comfortable with. Understand that I'm not saying that someone who is alreadyĬomfortable with csh or tcsh should dump it and use bash. Sense, but bash is every bit as easy and friendly, and some would More difficult or less friendly than tcsh, using that might make The kind of things that will really be useful? If bash were any Most GOOD shell scripts you come across on the web or There is no reason for you to be using the shell at allĮXCEPT for its power for scripting and accessing the underpinnings

#Macbook pro os x cannot enable journaling mac os x

Here's the thing: Mac OS X has a beautiful graphical user bin/sh, and all but the most complicated ksh or bash scripts will Simple scripts in either shell will work in The two that gained the most followingĪre ksh and bash.

Over time, other shells came along that made the unfriendly Shell (/bin/sh) had good scripting and redirection power, but Language, but as something that was easy for users. History behind this is that csh was designed not as a scripting If you are more than mildly interested in why I say that). It comes from theĬsh, which is a simply horrible scripting shell (see The tcsh shell is actuallyĪ pretty good shell, but its ancestry is bad. The very first thing I would do is go to Terminal Preferences andĬhange it to use /bin/bash instead (current Mac OS X defaults to /bin/bash so this is unnecessary): "tcsh" session, which means you would be using tcsh as your shell. The obsessively observant will notice that this shell is a

#Macbook pro os x cannot enable journaling pdf

Inexpensive PDF book that starts by assuming no knowledge whatsoever. This was the first Mac OS X article I wrote, but you'll find a good number of other Mac related articles here now.īy the way, if you are completely unfamilar with Unix command line interfaces, youĬan get a very complete and basic introduction from Take Control of the Mac Command Line with Terminal. I like Linux, but the BSD base of Mac OS X is like Too much for us, and the cavalier changes to commands can be I think in some ways it's more interesting The presence of Unix underneath is certainly attractive forįolks who want it. Now and then I ride the train to BostonĪnd I've sat next to people using Macs more than once. Have noticed more than a few folks using Mac laptops at trade showsĪnd technical seminars. Macs seem to be becoming more popular with the tech crowd. Vista), but complacent over confidence is dangerous.

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Level that Windows has (and Windows itself should be less

We need to remember that although we as Mac users have less to fearįrom viri and malware, we are not immune, and as Macs become more The way daemons are started and controlled.Īnd we can't forget all the patches and bug fixes. There have been many other changes too, including more work in Intel clones running an inferior rake-off based on Darwin code. It might even be good for Apple if there were There are also large parts of Mac OS X that cannotīe legally copied.

#Macbook pro os x cannot enable journaling code

Tightly and their OS code can be strongly slanted towardĪpple designs. That couldīe very dangerous to Apple's sales, but the threat may not beĪs great as it might seem: Apple controls the hardware very Going to release it, the suspicion is that they are holding backįrom fear of clones on ordinary Intel hardware. While they have yet to say that they are NOT Intel version (Mac OS X uses a Darwin core that has been open source until now). I write this, Apple is yet to release kernel source for the There are some disquieting aspects to the Intel change. YouĬan do that with the Motorola chips too, but it requires emulation, which makes it much slower. That lets me run Linux and Windows as guest OSes. The use of Intel chipsĪllows virtualization of x86 operating systems through products I bought aĪnd sold the iBook to someone on eBay. Mac, your Terminal will use Bash automatically. Using tcsh as their default shell, so if you've bought a newer Since then, more thanįor one thing, Apple apparently saw the light and stopped This article was first written in late 2002.