Ever needed to connect to the remote console of the machine rather than running through a terminal services session so that you could install certain software, or reset stuck terminal services sessions from a remote location? All you have to do is type /console behind the host in the window.
YAY! I am now an official Apple Certified Technician.
I went for my first exam in North Carolina, and then took my final exam up here in Madison, passing with one-hundred percent. Since I am employed at an official AASP (Apple Authorized Service Provider), I have access to GSX and Apple’s Tier 2 support. Awesome.
Download FireFox 3 and help set a world record! A side benefit is that you get a better browser for Windows, and it makes it easier for us designers/programmers to develop better websites. Totally unrelated to this project is Safari, another browser that is built by Apple Computer, and I usually use it exclusively. It is fast, secure, and passes the acid3 browser test.
According to this article here:
Apple’s design has always used a great balanced combination of tone (darks), rich effects and colour to draw the eye.
It may be the most perfectly designed web site there is, in my opinion.
Include the following lines in .bash_login (if you are using the bash shell)
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/local/bin
export MANPATH=$MANPATH:/opt/local/share/man
export INFOPATH=$INFOPATH:/opt/local/share/info
Then try:
sudo port -d selfupdate
If that works, you can install other packages by running:
sudo port install <package_name>
