Today I was trying to update my cask homebrew packages but the Firefox cask shows an error, I found that there are other people with the same problem on github: https://github.com/caskroom/homebrew-cask/issues/28684 But the problem is not only with the Firefox cask as you can

When we are using Docker with our operation system to the difference of Linux, we have to create a virtual machine using Virtualbox or Vmware and export the environment variables, the command to export the variables is this one: eval "$(docker-machine env default)" The command should be executed

Recently I installed OS X on my PC (Hackintosh) reviewing the boot log looking for errors I found a problem with Addressbook, and it happens only on Hackintosh as you can see in these links: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7377376 https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7372295 This is the

If you use the terminal frequently probably you will see the @ attribute in your files; I didn't know what this attribute mean, but I did a research about this attribute that is common to see it on Unix systems like OS X. The command man ls shows a little of

Emacs is one of my favorites editors, but is more simple to install it on other systems like GNU/Linux, here are the step to install Emacs and how to create the Mac OS X client. Install Emacs with homebrew: brew install emacs --srgb --with-cocoa --with-d-bus --with-imagemagick This command is

ZSH is my favorite shell; it offers nice features like autocomplete with menus, remote autocomplete, commands correction, etc. Install ZSH is easy using homebrew, the only thing we have to do is use this command in the terminal: brew install zsh Now to make ZSH the default shell we have

fsck is a tool to check the integrity and repair the file system if you have Paragon ExtFS software for Mac OS X the command to do these task is fsck_ufsd_ExtFS. Recently I had a problem that one hard drive was disconnected incorrectly and OS X can't mount

To mount NFS in our OS X the first thing we need is know where is the server and where is the directory, to do that we can use the command showmount: showmount -e server-name-or-ip Example: [email protected] ~ % showmount -e merlin.lan Exports list on merlin.lan: /tmp/mnt/HD1