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None of those are more crucial to my workflow. You are generalizing in dangerous territory. Bash is as useful and powerful a tool as Illustrator, Autocad, Maya etc.

The point is, anyone telling me Bash is dangerous is afraid. That is what I was responding to, someone saying ls and cd were dangerous commands. Context.

Oh that's of course incorrect. Bash is as dangerous as Finder as long as you don't use sudo, imho.

And yes I'm generalizing, because as far as I know, Apple's biggest demographic is working professionals in those specific industries, and for them learning more on the apps they work on will be much more important than learning bash.
 
Getting the DP3 showing in u'r DP2

To add to it:

My MacBook Pro running 10.7 11A44d "Server" (Server.app and Server Admin and WGM also installed) cannot find the new Lion DP3 update. See screenshot.

My Mac Pro running 10.7 11A444d "Client" (no Server.app nor Server Admin / WGM installed) just did the 11A459e update.

So, maybe they "pulled" de DP3 update for developers running the server add-ons?
If you have the 444d ver. And by any chance have the Aperture3, just uninstall Aperture, reboot, reinstall 3.0, then use the update file (NOT THE UPDATE SOFTWARE), following with the 3.1.2, also file update, once you reboot and use update software the Lion DP3 should be there. It worked for me and actually this was the apple dev. team post.

:)
 
anyone else having trouble unmounting an external hard drive used for time machine?

mine seems to grey out the icon on the desktop then eventually crash the system needing a shutdown via holding down the power button then needing to rebuild the spotlight index after booting in
 
And yes I'm generalizing, because as far as I know, Apple's biggest demographic is working professionals in those specific industries, and for them learning more on the apps they work on will be much more important than learning bash.

Apple's biggest demographic is the Facebook consumer crowd. Graphics/Audio pros are the niche. Look at the best selling models of Macs, the Macbooks with screens of 13".
 
The grey login screen for Lion os x 10.7 is one ugly screen. Took me a little by surprise as Apple is so design orientated. I shouldn't be seeing too much of it as I rarely logout or turn off my laptop.
 
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