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I hope the Unix-experienced folks...Guest: Mike Harris looks at "Remind" By: Merlin Mann (41 replies) February 24, 2005 - 3:34pm |
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I hope the Unix-experienced folks...
I hope the Unix-experienced folks will forgive me some embarrassingly basic questions, and perhaps someone can even point me to a good site or FAQ where such things are explained.
Okay, now, extremely basic:
• do I need to install the OS X developer’s stuff to get to square one with using Remind?
• how do I add /usr/local/bin to my PATH?
• how do I navigate through the hierarchy/folders/paths in Terminal/TCSH? How do I get to see something like a directory?
Told you this was extremely basic… my apologies in advance. All the rem commands that Mike described seem perfectly easy to learn, but it’s just getting to square one where I’m stuck.