Sometimes, your screen can get cluttered when you’re working in the Terminal for Linux or Mac. Fortunately, there is a very simple command to clear the screen. When you’re at the Terminal prompt, just type the command clear. That’ll clear the screen and give you a clean slate.
For the most part, the Mac is a very stable computer system. But sometimes, an app does lock up and you cannot quit it normally by using [COMMAND]+[Q] key combinations. Fortunately, Apple has made it easy to quit an offending application. Here’s how: Click > Force Quit. A window will open showing all of the […]
By: Dan Uff With the U.S. Economy the way it is, persons are looking for ways to cut their bills anyway they can. This means turning off anything that may not be in use all the time – including a computer. Macs have always had a way to help a user cut their costs with […]
Last week, Apple released the latest version of its Safari Web browser, patching more than 100 vulnerabilities. But if you’re running an older version of Mac OS X or any version of Windows, you’re in for some harsh luck. Safari 6 is available only for the brand-new OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion and its predecessor, […]
