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The MacOS X Command Line: Unix Under the Hood Kirk McElhearn
Publisher: Wiley

Note: It should be mentioned that most of the 'nix command line fu on this site will work on a Mac, it is after all BSD under the hood. Mar 21, 2007 - As you know, under the hood of that friendly Mac OS X system you're using lies the heart of a Unix machine, and the ultra powerful command-line that goes with it. Aug 9, 2013 - Curated music influencing Apple's jump into streaming; May 2014 . It's pure, wonderful UNIX under the hood. Feb 10, 2011 - Also, while apps are all the rage, I think the OS X Terminal is a great Swiss Army knife for quickly doing a lot of tasks that get slowed down by GUI interference. You can use it like Grep in UNIX and Findstr in Windows. Of enterprise users decided it was not worth the trouble to upgrade to it. €�OS X should offer an 'expert' mode, where power users get additional settings and more features that might otherwise be hidden beneath the command line,” Gene Steinberg writes for The Tech Night Owl. Aug 10, 2011 - I'm looking forward to the MacOSX command line and I've already started exploring it with the help of O'Reilly's book "Mac OSX for Unix Geeks". Mac OS X is a unix like operating system comes by default with Macintosh computer. Microsoft's command-line DOS operating system. Apple clearly don't like people looking under the hood. Aug 17, 2009 - For starters, you may already know that under the hood Mac OS X is BSD Unix-based. Jan 21, 2009 - The tech media is working to pit Microsoft's upcoming Windows 7 release against Apple's new Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, but the two products aren't really direct competitors. €�This special mode can possibly be engaged in System Preferences or via the Setup Assistant when you first boot a new Mac OS or a new Mac.” . Jun 10, 2011 - Mac OS X is a closed source operating system developed by Apple Inc. Feb 9, 2010 - It will include OS X, Linux, and even Windows! Feb 12, 2011 - With Mac OS X being a Unix-based Operating System, we can use the Terminal application to get under the hood of the OS and perform many advanced operations. Mac OS X has very nice and robust GUI (Graphical User . Now, unfortunately at the Windows command line (man, if I only had a dime ever time I said that phrase), we do not have the "file" command to discern the type of file. But its initial problems were cleaned up mostly, it sold tens of millions of copies anyway, and it did incorporate important technical advancements under the hood.