Hi everyone.
I ended up at The Computer Store, a complete Mac house, yesterday with
my accomplice Darren.
They had several boxen running OSX (which they pronounce "O S ten" and
we all call "O S eks").
Well, one of them was running Tuxracer, so I gave that a spin.
Then I found a terminal program and it was off to the races.
I was able to ssh into my box at home.
The usual unix stuff works (ps, top, who, pwd, vi) but with a bit of
*BSD flavor ("ifconfig -a" instead of "ifconfig") and it's all a little
weird as far as directory names.
But the funny thing is, I got an audience of 2 people who wanted to see
what I was doing, and the owner of the store came over to see what I was
up to. He looked very worried for some reason. Could be because I was
reading the /etc/password file? Or was it because I was using a command
line at all?
Anyway... slumming at the mac store, ya never know what you'll find.
--Mike
--
I do what the voices on my console
tell me to do.
