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- How can I install a Termux-like terminal app for iOS?
Maybe jail breaking or Sandcastle for sure, but I’m a little surprised in that Android has such a developed tool, Termux, and iOS just doesn’t seem to have any truly native solution The only convenient way I can think of for getting a good terminal might be sshing into Digital Ocean or a Raspberry Pi
- How do I find my IP Address from the command line?
I know you can do ifconfig | grep inet, but that shows you several IPv4 addresses How do I get the specific one for SSHing et al?
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Can anyone recommend a terminal emulator for iOS 13 3 1? I’m kinda green to the whole thing to be completely honest! So any extra advice would be wonderful!
- How can I open a Terminal window directly from my current Finder . . .
Look for "New Terminal at Folder" and "New Terminal Tab at Folder" You can also assign them shortcut keys In addition, you can now drag folders (and pathnames) onto the Terminal application icon to open a new terminal window, or onto a tab bar in a terminal window to create a new tab in that window
- How to display the full command history in terminal?
Since updating to Big Sur, the history command (terminal) shows only the last 16 commands Do you have any ideas how to get the full history back?
- Is there a command line program for macOS that can access serial ports?
You can use the terminal command screen to do this!!! As seen on ServerFault: I love using [screen] for connecting to serial consoles, i e screen dev ttyS0 19200 Or, if you prefer Mac OS X hints I often have to do router configuration via a console port, so I use a Keyspan Serial Adapter to get access Two problems then present themselves: ZTerm is a horrible Mac OS X app It hasn't been
- How to access a connected iPhone device from within Terminal?
How can I access the connected iPhone or iPad from within Terminal on OS X? I want to get all the photos (only photos) from the connected iDevice and save it to any directory in my OS X filesystem
- How do I get Wi-Fi info from macOS command line shell?
I'm looking for something similar to ifconfig run0 scan on OpenBSD, which lists all access points, BSSID, signal strength etc Is there a way to get BSSID and the list of available Wi-Fi networks f
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