In
general cases, the command line is often considered for
advanced users. Some command line tips will help you to do your task
in easy way . This collection of terminal tips should apply to a wide
variety of Mac users, and everyone from beginners to advanced users.
1. Use “purge” command to
Free Up Memory:- This command
flushes the disk and memory cache and it can provide a speed boost.
Type purge on terminal and wait a minute or so for changes to
take effect, the process is usually much faster on Macs with SSD
drives.
2.
Extract PKG Files with “pkgutil”:- Type
pkgutil --expand sample.pkg ~/Desktop/ on
command line, you will see the content wrapped inside the file.
4. Prevent Screen Savers and Sleep
with “caffeinate”:- New to OS X Mountain Lion, caffeinate is
like a command line version of everyones favorite Caffeine utility.
With caffeinate running the Mac
will not sleep, and screen savers will not activate.
5. Updating OS X without the App
Store:- You can update software
and your Mac OS without visiting Apple Store. Just type this
command:-
sudo softwareupdate -i -a
6. List Everything You’ve Ever
Downloaded:- You
downloaded something a while ago from a domain you sort of remember,
but you can’t quite remember what or from where, just type this
command:-
sqlite3
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.LaunchServices.QuarantineEventsV*
'select LSQuarantineDataURLString from LSQuarantineEvent' |more
You can delete this list also.
7. Hide Files or Folders from Finder
with “chflags”:- Use chflags command to keep any file
invisible from the OS X GUI file system, just type chflags hidden
/path/to/file/or/folder/
8. Password protected Zip Archive:-
you can create a password protected zip archive with the -e flag:
zip -e protected.zip /file/to/protect/
9. Automatically Type Long Paths
with a Drag & Drop:- You
can drag and drop any file from the Finder into the command line and
the entire path to that file will be automatically printed? This
isn’t exclusively a command line tip, but it’s very useful that
it has to be included.
These commnds will
help you to do your work easily and fast on Mac.
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