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Jbyte
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Mainly focused on macOS Terminal, the goal of this channel goal is to share knowledge about this simple and wonderful piece of software, and whenever possible reduce headaches related to troubleshooting or just trying to figure something out.
I hope you learn something and enjoy.
I hope you learn something and enjoy.
macOS Terminal - homebrew
This is a video about homebrew, an open source package manager mainly for macOS users.
01:11 - Safe aspects
02:54 - Potential risks
04:17 - Best practices
06:15 - Alternatives
07:15 - Homebrew installation
10:44 - Install a package
12:30 - Homebrew uninstallation
Command to install homebrew:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
To verify installation:
brew doctor
To update homebrew:
brew update
Command to uninstall homebrew:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/uninstall.sh)"
Use these package manager wisely, don't install software you don't trust, do your own research and stay safe.
Cheers
01:11 - Safe aspects
02:54 - Potential risks
04:17 - Best practices
06:15 - Alternatives
07:15 - Homebrew installation
10:44 - Install a package
12:30 - Homebrew uninstallation
Command to install homebrew:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
To verify installation:
brew doctor
To update homebrew:
brew update
Command to uninstall homebrew:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/uninstall.sh)"
Use these package manager wisely, don't install software you don't trust, do your own research and stay safe.
Cheers
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macOS Terminal - arp
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In this video we explored arp command. Used for knowing the IP address of a new device connected to my home network, played with cache entries. It was cool, hope it helps you in some way.
macOS - how to password protect a file or directory with zip
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In this video I make a quick demo on how to encrypt and password protect a file or directory using zip.
macOS Sonoma update and some new features
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macOS update to Sonoma 14.0, and some of the new features. 04:06 - Monochrome widgets 05:10 - Safari profiles 06:38 - Website as Webapp 08:54 - Stage Manager
macOS Terminal - which shell am I using
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Checking what is a shell, and which one are you currently using in your mac.
macOS Terminal - Find and stop a process locking a port
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How to find and stop a process locking a port on a macOS. Commands used: # lsof -i:4444 # kill -3 process_id
macOS Terminal - grep
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Today we speak about grep command and give you several examples on how to use it with your macOS Terminal.
macOS Terminal - open a file with a text editor
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In this video we show how to open a file with a text editor, actually, with three text editors: - TextEdit - nano - vim With the command open, we can open a file with any chosen application. We showed how to open it with TextEdit. open -e example.txt nano is a simple program to edit files within macOS Terminal, and Vim has more features and can help you a lot if you are an expert. I don't show ...
macOS Terminal - PATH
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How to run a program without typing the full path in a macOS terminal.
macOS Terminal - tar
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How to create an archive, compressed or not, using your macOS Terminal with tar command.
macOS Ventura 13.5 update
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macOS Ventura 13.5 was released, and in this video I show two ways to update your operating system.
macOS Terminal - Environment Variables
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Today we talked a bit about environment variables and how they work. OS: macOS Ventura 13 Commands used cat printenv source vi Source: support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/terminal/apd382cc5fa-4f58-4449-b20a-41c53c006f8f/mac
macOS Terminal - How to list all commands
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macOS Terminal - How to list all commands
macOS - synchronize data between two external drives
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macOS - synchronize data between two external drives
Troubleshooting - SSH connection refused
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Troubleshooting - SSH connection refused
Thank you 👍
Great video, I'm currently working at a university rebuilding a lab of 22 iMac's. This has been a different way to update them all.
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multiple escape presses in command line are not working . Why ?
Dear there is a problem with my MacBook pro 15 I have deleted Macintosh partition and now it's not creating again and also not installing macos what to do plz guide
How to use MD ?
thanks bro but your voice is too low for me
i am trying to format and when i type /dev/disk3 1 GPT HFS+ USB16G 16G , say disk util permission denied can you help me
Unable to change file mode on the ''file'' 🥺
thank you man, loved it!
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bro speak up
I try in terminal to add my id to sudoers to become sudoer admin but: I can enter sudoers file with visudo command but cannot receive answer "root" after "whoami" question but it tells my id, such confused here
Hi, If your user is already on sudoers file, you can login as root with the command: sudo su - After you do this, yes, the output of the command "whoami" should be "root". Type "exit" to leave root session and get back to your user session. Hope it helped.
@@jbyte_macTerm Thanks for information
As you say, sometimes updates cause glitches. One of my programs could be endangered. Every few days I get an "updates available" message, then "install" or "later." This message is very annoying. How can I stop this message from constantly appearing? Thanks.
What happens if I dont backup? Will anything be deleted? And plus I have 600GB+ of free space available!
Hi, Nothing should be deleted by these updates, It's just a good practice to always have a backup of your data. Sometimes, hopefully rarely, this updates can go wrong, but you are safe if you have a backup.
Thanks for the tutorial but it says: com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error -119930868.
I have the same error message. Are you able to solve your problem?
when i type Sudo visudo it doesnt work for me im on bigsur
thanks for share.. very usefull
Thanks very clean video. straight to the point.. Good job buddy
thank you it worked for me.
how do u clear all command history u ran in the past
Hi, "history -c" should do the trick. Sorry for the late answer :)
@@jbyte_macTermHi i did that command but it didn’t work all it said was “bad option: -c” anything else i could do ??
Hi @@MacBookUser , maybe you are using zsh shell, in that the case the equivalent command should be "history -p".
where do you do your editings from the intro looks kinda cool
I can't. the disk doesn't appear in the terminal window. please help!
If there is activity in your external drive (LED blinking) maybe you have to wait until Mac OS recovery daemon has finished his job.
but you didn't explain how to provide access to the other user that is not root.
How can you setup the permissions for the test_dir folder, so that any new created file in test_dir will have automatically both read and write permission for everyone ?
for me it says permission denied, im using mac os bigsur
Thank you for your video. Unfortunately, my 1 TB SSD external HD doesn't show up in Disk Utility (MacBook Pro 2011) or in the terminal diskutil list, but it does show up like normal on my other MacBook Pro 2012 screen when I plug it in (same cable). Any advice on what could be the issue? The USB ports on the 2011 work fine with other devices. Thank you very much!
no puedo :(
Do you need to use your user password? Because i tried that and it doesn't work.
Same problem I am facing. Please help
Hi, Yes, it's your user password. Your user must be admin. Hope it helped, sorry for the late late answer :)
Can you please help me D: sudo: /etc/sudoers is world writable. how to fix?
Hi, If your user is already in sudoers, try the command: sudo chmod 440 /etc/sudoers As a best practice you should use command visudo to edit sudoers. Cheers.
Bro, thank you. You have no idea how badly this saved me.
Glad to hear it!
my PC is only showing 15 commands how to see all commands from start 859 mongo 860 brew uninstall mongodb-community 861 brew cleanup 862 brew install mongodb/brew/mongodb-community 863 sudo mongod --config /usr/local/etc/mongod.conf 864 brew services start mongodb-community 865 brew services stop mongodb-community 866 brew services list 867 brew services start mongodb-community 868 brew services list 869 cd Downloads 870 cd mongodb-compass-1.26.1-darwin-x64.dmg 871 mongod --config /usr/local/etc/mongod.conf 872 mongo --help 873 mongod --dbpath=/path/to/mongo/db 874 mongo
Good explanation -- helped me a lot. Great job! Thanks.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching :)