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Re: New to Mac, New to Java

Hi Steve,

Depends on which shell you're using.

I asked a long time ago which shell people recommend on Mac OS X.  Someone recommended zsh and I've been happy using that ever since.  If you do use zsh, then you could put your aliases and other environmental stuff all in ~/.zshrc.  Alternatively, as the person who recommended it to me suggested, break them out into separate files in your Library, which each gets called by ~/.zshrc

If you're interested, let me know and I'll send you a zip containing examples.

Darren


On 20 Aug 2006, at 19:53, Steve Young wrote:

In linux there is a .profile file in which I can set up short cut commands, example  ll = ls -al
Is there a way to do that on the mac?

Is there a more appropriate mailing list I should be on to ask system questions?




Steve
New to Mac w/Mac Pro
New to Java w/Wrox 'Beginning Java 2'

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