UNIX: vi Editor. Unix FAQ (for OS X) This document is intended as a way of answering some of the questions that are frequently asked (especially by beginners) about Unix on OS X. The answers have been updated for Leopard (OS X version 10.5). Feel free to suggest additions or corrections via the email address given at the bottom of the page.This FAQ was originally hosted on the MacOSXHints forums site and was sparked by questions asked there and suggestions by forum members. What are the most basic things I need to know? The Unix command-line provides an alternative to the GUI provided by OS X. Most Macintosh users will not need to use the command-line but it provides a more efficient way of accomplishing some tasks (especially repetitive ones). The command-line is also an essential troubleshooting tool in some situations. Terminal You get access to the command-line by launching the application called "Terminal" which is in the "/Applications/Utilities" folder.
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