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Post 29610 by auswipe on Wednesday 9th of October 2002 11:09:09 AM
10-09-2002
Re: Mac Osx.2
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Originally posted by LivinFree
Also, the terminal is slow... if I type "ll" (I have it aliased to ls -l), it may take nearly a second to display my directory... Not that that's too bad, but it gets annoying when I'm used to zippier speeds on an old 486...
Also, the terminal is slow... if I type "ll" (I have it aliased to ls -l), it may take nearly a second to display my directory... Not that that's too bad, but it gets annoying when I'm used to zippier speeds on an old 486...
[Sorry, had to!]
Does OSX have the equivilient to vipw for editing user passwd entries?
I am not real up to speed on OSX (I can't afford any of the OSX required hardware. Well, I can, but I'm cheap...) do they have a ports system like FreeBSD?
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