In case you guys don't know Mac Os X uses a Linux based kernel.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 19/12/2012 18:22, michael weaver wrote:
thanks for the advice.
i may have fixed my problem fingers crossed.
i should have known about putting sudo before the rest of the command.
i should have known this
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- Original Message -
From: "michael weaver"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2012 11:02 AM
Subject: removing files in the terminal
how do you remove files and directories in the terminal on the mac?
i am going to see if i can remove the mu
thanks for the advice.
i may have fixed my problem fingers crossed.
i should have known about putting sudo before the rest of the
command. i should have known this from my use of linux a while
ago because ubuntu uses sudo.
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how do you remove files and directories in the terminal on the
mac?
i am going to see if i can remove the musicmanager preference
file using the terminal as no other way i have found that will
remove the thing from the system preferences and the apps i have
found you have to purchase which may
