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This thread start and summary from UCSC Mailing List might prove useful to others.On Friday 20 November 2009 Harry Mangalam wrote:Is there a good, free, OSS, or commercial file synchronizer for theMac? Or a verified web app that does the same?A (surprisingly)...

I’ve only tried the first one, but for those who don’t have a Mac, I added some other links. How to merge PDF files with Preview in Leopard Merge PDF Documents Easily and for Free using MergePDF.net article about mergepdf.net How to merge PDF files using full ...

Quick answer: http://take-a-screenshot.org/ (different tabs for different systems, though it looks like it recognizes which system you’re using.)

I learned at least three things from this list, and I’ve been using ls for years.15 Basic ‘ls’ Command Examples in LinuxThe new things for me were: ls -lh – human readable format on file sizes ls -ltr – reverse output order, which is particularly useful when s...

It is often confusing to try and figure not only which minimum version of OS X supports a particular Mac, but what specific BUILD of that OS version.Here is the Apple Kbase article that clears it all up:http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1159?viewlocale=en_USQuot...

With the growth of “switchers” now that intel macs have been out, a lot of people are curious about being able to use their windows licenses for mac products. While you cannot use the same license code for the same product on multiple platforms (e.g. Photosho...

Apple’s High Sierra is coming. Below are some links to help prepare for it—Upgrade to macOS High Sierra Model specific firmware updates are required (via the internet) for each system. Monolithic system imaging is therefore only supported to re-install macOS ...

I’ve been using grep (Global Regular Expression Print) to search files on Unix for years and never knew you could have it appear in color. And here are some other interesting articles about grep. http://unstableme.blogspot.com/2009/03/highlight-match-with-col...