Sep
29
2009
Thanks to the following post I have found out how to add helpful colours to directories and executable files in bash / terminal.
Add the following lines to your .bash_profile file in your home directory. Voila.
export CLICOLOR=1
export TERM=xterm-color
no comments | tags: bash, colors, colours, Mac, OSX, terminal | posted in Mac OSX, Technology
Jun
6
2009
Six months ago I tried to get Apache, PHP, MySQL and Symfony on my Mac OSX build, so that I could avoid using a CentOS based dev environment I was running in VMWare Fusion. After weeks of struggling with compiling apache, php and mysql I gave up and stuck with CentOS Linux.
Today I stumbled across the following two tutorials as a result of switching to the NetBeans IDE for my php development work. In short, using the free version of MAMP and by following the steps described in the second tutorial you can be up and running with Symfony dev environment on your Mac. ;)
Happy coding!
no comments | tags: apache, apple, Mac, macosx, mamp, mysql, PHP, Symfony | posted in Development, PHP, Symfony, Technology
Mar
3
2009
My answer to this questions was a big YES! Dug around the Internet and found the homepage of XDD(?).
http://homepage.mac.com/xdd/
In addition to his/her cool FLV QuickLook plugin he/she has also created a Folder and Archive plugin for QuickLook.
- Download and install Perian
- Simply drop the .qlgenerator file into “/Library/QuickLook”
- Type “killall Finder” on the command line in a terminal window (if you don’t know what this is simply reboot)
- Browse some .FLV files in Finder and you should be able to hit spacebar to bring up QuickLook – Voila!
My thanks go to XDD ;)
no comments | tags: apple, finder, flv, Mac, OSX, plugin, quicklook, video | posted in Random Stuff, Technology
Dec
7
2008
Just in case you are looking for a free ID3 editor for Mac OSX / Apple. I stumbled across Musorg today… a cracking simple little ID3 editor that is completely free.
http://peippo.eu/musorg/
Another one to add to the list of great free Mac OSX apps ;)
2 comments | tags: ID3, Mac, OSX | posted in Technology