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This beginner friendly Linux development bundle is on sale for $20 Most developers prefer Linux over other operating systems such as Windows. But, though it’s clearly the preferred choice, most folks will admit that it’s not exactly an ideal OS to use for beginners right out of the gate. That’s why we’re offering The Mastering Linux Development […]
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How to play audio files in the Terminal If you’re a command line aficionado and you want to play an audio file, there’s no need to leave the Terminal. There are Terminal commands you can use to not just play audio, but to convert files as well. We’ll go over the afplay, afinfo, and afconvert audio commands in this
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How to use the Terminal to see what Mac processes are accessing the internet If you’ve ever wondered about which programs are using your internet connection at any point in time, here’s one way to find out using Terminal. Open Terminal, in Applications > Utilities, and run this command: lsof -P -i -n | cut
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How to use Quick Look from Terminal in macOS Quick Look is one of the more compelling features in macOS. Introduced in OS X 10.5, you no longer do you have to open an application just to glance at a file—a press of the Space Bar in the Finder is all it takes. But you
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How to use the macOS command line to compare two folders’ contents in Terminal Have you ever wanted a quick way to compare two directories (folders), in order to see which files may differ between the two? There are third-party GUI tools as well, but there’s actually a free folder comparison tool built into every
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