Using the MacOS terminal can be a quicker and more efficient way to change settings on your Mac. However it is also possible to access settings that cannot be accessed…
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10 Awesome Commands YOU Should Add To Mac Terminal!
Not all awesome commands come bundled with terminal and Mac OS out of the box. It is possible to add more commands terminal or even create your own! Terminal commands…
10 Mac Terminal Commands All Beginners Should Learn
A beautiful and welcoming GUI is both an asset and a comfort for most of your routine Mac tasks. However there are quicker and slicker methods that can be used…
10 Mac Terminal Commands That You Probably Didn’t Know About
The Terminal on a Mac is extremely powerful. Not only does it help you to get things done faster, but it also allows you to finish jobs that you couldn’t…
Compile Fritzing From Source on Windows 11 Step By Step Guide
Do you want the latest version of Fritzing for Windows absolutely free of charge? This tutorial will teach you how to build the latest version of Fritzing from source code, which is…
How To Compile C++ On A Mac (A Quick And Easy Tutorial!)
This article will teach you how to compile your first C++ program using your Mac in just a couple of minutes, without any special tools! C++ is a very versatile…
Can I Connect My Raspberry Pi To My Laptop Using HDMI?
Looking for a way to get a better quality Raspberry Pi desktop on your laptop or computer screen, free from latency and without using a network? It is possible to…
How To Get Betaflight Configurator On Raspberry Pi
If you are looking to run Betaflight Configurator on Raspberry Pi then I can show you how to do it in just 6 steps! It can be quite a challenge…
Get Aseprite For FREE on Mac OS M1 & Intel (7 EASY Steps!)
There is a totally free (and legal) way to get yourself a copy of Aseprite absolutely FREE. This guide will walk you through the process on Mac and yes, it…
How To Edit And Save A File In Linux and Mac Command Line
Today we are going to look at the quick and easy ways to view, edit and save files using the command line terminal. As MacOS is a flavour of UNIX…
