Monthly Archive for July, 2012

Mac OS hdiutil

Hdiutil from manpage: hdiutil — manipulate disk images (attach, verify, burn, etc).

Native Apple command line utility for working with disk images (*.DMG). It uses the DiskImages framework. Disk images (usually with a .dmg, .img, or .iso file name extension) are often used for distributing programs and for burning CDs/DVDs, I use it to share my Data wirh friends, lets look Continue reading ‘Mac OS hdiutil’

Mac OS X (MAC) show hidden files

Maybe someone of you noticed that you cannot see hidden files in you MAC OS X Finder.

There are only few reasons to change this:
1. You need to access the /etc, /sbin, /bin, /tmp, /usr or /var directorys
2. You opened some crap from your Mail client and it was saved under: /Users/username/Library/Mail Downloads Continue reading ‘Mac OS X (MAC) show hidden files’

Screenshot under Mac OS X

Screenshot is copy of your full screen, little selecion or only from one window with a trouble. It’s very useful to share your experience or show your problem to someone.

Mac OS X has a standart tool to Continue reading ‘Screenshot under Mac OS X’

Apple MacBook Pro 13 review

Yeah another pretty investment in a new hardware this time a completely different orientation – its a product from Apple TADA brand new MacBook Pro 13″:

Firest some Continue reading ‘Apple MacBook Pro 13 review’