Hi David. Yes, so I am discovering. Takes me back to my early DOS
days. I really must get back into console apps, they have a lot to
offer. I guess I've just got lazy with the advent of the GUI. Was a
time when I'd have sworn by CLI apps. Thanks, I'm going to get to
grips with this stuff again. VO seems to work quite well with it.
Although on the whoole, I have found that VO has become a little
sluggish since the 10.4.7 update.
On 7 Aug 2006, at 19:05, David Poehlman wrote:
Hi Gordon,
You can get to everything on your system from terminal and yes, if
you type:
"ls"
without the quotes at the $ prompt and press enter, you can see all
the folders under your home folder. If you type:
"cd /"
without the quotes, you will be at the root level butt unless you
have enabled root and are logged in as root, when you type:
"ls"
not everything will show up.
To get a list of commands, type:
"help"
without the qquotes at the $prompt or:
"man bash"
there is plenty of power here.
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