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Have Mac Terminal Audibly Announce The Completion Of A Command [Tip]
Growl notifications are perhaps the best, and arguably the most popular, desktop notification system for OS X Lion. Many app developers integrate support for these notifications in their apps, and OS X Mountain Lion now supports a similar feature. As far as notifications for apps are concerned, Growl handles them well. If, however, you need [...] (more…)

Exhaust: Login Items Manager, Lets You Set Apps Launch Delay & Quit Interval [Mac]
Looking for a tool that can help you manage the startup programs and scripts without having to manually set their preferences, from a unified interface? Mac OS X, like other OS platforms, doesn’t provide an option to change the behavior of startup items such as add & modify program launch arguments, change startup programs sequence, [...] (more…)

Maintain Your To Do List In Ubuntu Terminal With Devtodo
devtodo is a program aimed to help developers manager their to do lists from the Ubuntu Terminal. It maintains a list of items that are yet to be completed, allowing programmers to track outstanding bugs or items by adding them to a to do list. You can prioritize items according to importance (e.g., low, medium, [...] (more…)

AnyConnect Allows Multiple FTP/SSH/Terminal Connections In Mixed Mode
AnyConnect is an FTP client that provides a simple mechanism for connecting to an FTP, FTPS, SSH and Telnet/Terminal client. It supports connectivity with multiple simultaneous sessions, and provides the utility of connecting to an FTP and terminal connection at the same time. While not as feature rich as Filezilla, however, it provides a simple interface [...] (more…)

Run Terminal Commands Over Files In Current Directory With DTerm [Mac]
Many users don’t like launching Mac OS X Terminal just to run some commands because it often disrupts the workflow. One workaround is to keep Mac OS X Terminal always open to quickly run commands on currently used files and folders. DTerm is a small application that provides a better solution. It adds context-sensitive command [...] (more…)

TotalTerminal Replaces Visor In Mac; System-Wide Terminal With Hotkey
Many Mac proficient users like to use Terminal utilities like, Click2Shell, cdto, etc., to quickly launch Terminal for performing numerous system tasks. Both mentioned tools open current location in Mac Terminal from Finder toolbar, preventing users from manually navigating to current location in Terminal. If you’re looking for a more convenient way to launch Mac [...] (more…)

cdto Opens Current Finder Location In Mac Terminal
A while back we reviewed a tiny application for Mac, called, Click2Shell, which lets you open current Finder window in Mac Terminal. It supports numerous other shells, including, Tenex C Shell, TCL shell, etc while you can use it with widely used Mac terminal emulators, including, iTerm and xTerm. cdto provides the similar functionality but [...] (more…)

CLI Companion Is A GUI Based Terminal For Beginners
Ubuntu newbies always find the Terminal to be the most puzzling part of the operating system. It can be quite hard to remember even basic commands and to understand the concept of adding PPAs for downloading application packages. Although, there are many Terminal alternatives like Guake, but they do not provide help for new users [...] (more…)

Guake Is A Tabbed Terminal Emulator With Hotkey Support
Guake is a drop-down Terminal for Linux operating systems, with multi-tab and hotkey support. It has repositories available for Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and ArchLinux. The initial display is a transparent background, however, you can add colors of your choice to change the look of the text and Terminal background. Guake is not just an elegant [...] (more…)

Quickly Open Mac Terminal Window To Current Folder Using Click2Shell
Click2Shell is a small application that lets you quickly open the folder in Terminal without using any special scripts for that matter. The application was originally written to save users the frustration they go through while opening multiple Finder windows in Mac Terminal for performing different tasks. Since the inception stages, Click2Shell has come a [...] (more…)
Customize Your Gnome Desktop With The Gnome Color Chooser
Who doesn’t love to customize, if you are looking forward to customizing the default look of your Gnome Desktop, then Gnome Color Chooser is the best choice to change the foreground and background colors of your desktop, panels, icons, menus, etc. (more…)

Changing Terminal Colors In Ubuntu Linux
Linux/Unix based system’s real power lies in their terminal. If you have to work in the Ubuntu’s terminal and you are not comfortable with it’s default color, you can change it easily. Both background color and text color can be changed. (more…)

Install and Use Lynx Browser on Ubuntu
Lynx is a popular terminal based web browser on all flavors of Linux. Lynx displays plain ASCII text on your terminal, it does not displays any images or multimedia contents. Lynx loads web pages at command line (Terminal). Since it does not load images and flash material , so it is fast as compared to [...] (more…)

Install Flash Player In Ubuntu Using 3 Simple Steps
If you are new to Ubuntu, you must be looking for a way to install Flash Player. Unlike Windows, installing flash player in Ubuntu is a bit tricky and is a 3 step procedure. Flash Player is now universally used in almost every websites, without Flash, browsing the web would make no sense. Below I [...] (more…)




