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Display recursive directory listing in Terminal

Display recursive directory listing in Terminal

by mitch on March 8, 2011 in Geekery, Linux, Mac OS X

Use Tree with Mac OS X to display files and folders in a recursive structure with sub folders and files appearing under their parent directories.

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Quick Tip: Open Finder in current directory from Terminal

by mitch on March 2, 2011 in Mac OS X

Dead simple: open .

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Use Mac OS X Automator and Services To Speed Up Repetitive Tasks

Use Mac OS X Automator and Services To Speed Up Repetitive Tasks

by mitch on February 28, 2011 in Apple, Automation, Geekery, Mac OS X

Automator is one of best kept secrets in Mac OS X. Using Automator to build workflows is simple and takes little time to learn. Services are an effective way to automate repetitive tasks that save time. Make your computer work for you now by creating a few services of your own.

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