Sorry if this is a unix noob question, but... no that's not a typo.
In your Terminal, do:
ls -la /bin
That will show you a directory of everything in your root bin directory (bin is for "binaries," roughly the unix word for applications). In there, the first file (on two of my Tiger computers, anyway) is called: [
What the heck is that?
TIA
In your Terminal, do:
ls -la /bin
That will show you a directory of everything in your root bin directory (bin is for "binaries," roughly the unix word for applications). In there, the first file (on two of my Tiger computers, anyway) is called: [
What the heck is that?
TIA