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Case-insensitive tab completion in the Mac OS X Terminal

Posted by: Vincent on: December 28, 2010

If you are like me, you use the Terminal a lot. By default the terminal has case-sensitive tab completion, meaning that if you type ‘s’ and press tab it would not suggest a file/folder called ‘S’. Luckily, this is quite an easy fix. Create, or if you already have it; edit, a file called .inputrc [...]

Make .htaccess and other hidden files appear in the Finder

Posted by: Vincent on: February 10, 2010

When developing in a Mac OS X environment you quite often find yourself wondering why some files doesn’t show up in Finder. If you’re developing for WordPress, you might wonder where your .htaccess file is. This is because Mac OS X hides Unix files. To show hidden files in Finder, open up the Terminal and [...]


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