command line
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Use Marks To Quickly Navigate Through The OS X Command Line
Mac: The best part of working in the command line is the fact you never really need to touch your mouse, but navigating through the commands you’ve used can be a bit cumbersome. Over on How-To Geek, they point out a simple way to jump between prior commands using the mark feature.
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iTunes-Remote Controls iTunes Directly From The Command Line
Mac: It’s no secret that a lot of people really don’t like iTunes, but that doesn’t mean that most of us have bothered to actually replace it. If you really just want a simple way to play some songs from your iTunes library, iTunes-Remote is a command line tool that’s simple to use.
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Duck Is An FTP Client Based On Cyberduck Built For The Command Line
Cyberduck is always one of our favourite free FTP utilities on both Windows and Mac, but if you have no need for a GUI and would prefer a command line utility, Duck will do the job.
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Enable TRIM For Third-Party SSDs In OS X With A Terminal Command
For whatever reason, Apple hasn’t allowed you to enable TRIM (one of the best ways to maximise the life of your solid state drive) on third-party SSD drives. Now, you finally can, no third-party app required.