* For ssh, you can put your keys in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys (ssh_keygen, blah blah blah). * I use X11 for my terminal, although I’ve heard good things about iTerm (Terminal.app has really wonky termcaps, especially shell-to-shell - I’ve never found a suitable fix so that backspace worked in vim, local, and remote shells ) * Apple-O will open folders/applications. Also, you’re going to get in situations where enter does one thing and space does another (bad Apple!).
#VERSIONTRACKER SFTP FULL#
Even w/ full keyboard access, checkboxes don’t seem to stick in the tab-order. If you ever get stuck on anything on your mac, here are the sites to check: If you have a bluetooth phone, check out Salling Clicker and BluePhoneMenu It’s amazing once you get the interface down. If you must use a p2p program, I suggest Acquisition. The free version of bbedit is sometimes tough to find, so here is a link: download bbedit lite, but if you want to pay, pay for the full bbedit, not text wrangler – you wont regret it.įirefox is of course a nice browser choice. Others that I know enjoy Fugu as their ftp client because of how well it ssh tunnels.
#VERSIONTRACKER SFTP PRO#
If the FTP client suggestions aren’t to your liking, a pro ftp app that I can’t live without is Interarchy.
The more you use them, the more they learn about how you work. Ignore: Butler and chose either LaunchBar (my pref) or Quicksilver (free). I’ll try to add things that others havn’t mentioned, too much. One thing I really miss is I used to have shortcut keys that would launch putty SSH sessions to different servers and use key authentication so I didn’t have to type anything, about 5 of them, and not having that is actually slowing me down a lot. I would love to hear software recommendations and general tips and tricks. A big part of my motivation was that a grossly disproportionate part of my audience (about one in six) is on OS X, a platform that I previously had no easy way to test on. This is just getting my feet wet on a new platform, and greatly expanding my testing enviroment. It’s not a total switch, I still have Windows XP on a laptop and a desktop that I use daily, and my Gentoo desktop has been running very well.
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