Tag Archive: x

Jenkins doesn’t load under OS X Mountain Lion (or Server)? Here is the fix!

Answer: your machine doesn’t have Java installed on it. This happened to me. Jenkins installed fine, but then when I opened it on its default port of 8080, nothing happened. To fix it,… Read More

Network-Connect 2 Macs

I was looking for a way to connect my two Mac Minis and transfer files between them, see the other Mac’s desktop and etc. People were suggesting, FireWire, Thunderbolt cables, etc. Save your… Read More

The REAL location of the CIFilter in OS X Mountain Lion (Development)

So you are trying to use CIFilter for the first time and the documentation tells you that this class sits in the following location? Library/Frameworks/CoreImage.framework The documentation is LYING its ass off to… Read More

Building and Running Python Scripts with Xcode 4.x

So you have installed Python and you want to use Xcode to write and run your Python scripts… is that correct? Ok then, follow these steps to create a simple project and run… Read More

Find cpp, c++, clang++ and clang in Xcode 4.3.x and Higher

  So you have some scripts that use “cpp”, “c++” or “clang” and etc but you cannot find them in your path? Not to worry, read on… With OS X Lion and sandboxing,… Read More

Installing Git on Mac OS X

If you want to install Git on your OS X Lion, whether you have Xcode or not, you can head to: http://git-scm.com/download There choose your platform and the install process will start automatically.… Read More

Mac OS X Tips & Tricks – #4 (Folder with selection)

To place more than 1 file in a  folder, you can simply select all the files and then right click and then choose “New Folder with Selection” in the menu that will appear.… Read More

Mac OS X Tips & Tricks – #3 (Disabling Dashboard)

Dashboard takes your memory as it is always sitting there even if you are not using it. To disable this memory-hogging beast, go to System Preferences, then go to Mission Control and untick the… Read More

Mac OS X Tips & Tricks – #2 (Using the Dock with you keyboard)

If you want to use the Dock without your mouse, press Ctlr+Fn+F3 on your keyboard. This will pop the Dock up (if it’s hidden) and will navigate to the leftmost item on the… Read More

Mac OS X Tips & Tricks – #1 (Increase/Decrease volume without feedback sound)

If you want to increase/decrease the volume on OS X without the little annoying feedback system sound that is triggered when you press the volume up/down button, simply hold down the Shift button… Read More

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