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Gnome 3 copy/paste with a Mac keyboard

I want to use a Mac keyboard in Linux with Gnome 3. What I essentially want is to have Cmd/Ctrl keys behave like in Mac: do all copy/cut/paste, window switch and etc. using Cmd key but in Terminal ...
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How to source from stdout for both Linux and macOS?

On Linux I can do: source <(cat .env | grep ANDROID_GRADLE_TASK) But on macOS, this doesn't do anything (no error, and no source) What can I use for macOS? Is there a command that works both on ...
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Password Protect file or lock file from command line

I need to lock a file where if anyone tries to open it then it requires a password. I would like for even root to have to type in a password different from the root's password itself. I'm not sure ...
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MacOs equivalent of adding a user to the linux dialout group on for permissions setup for UART communication

I'm working on a project where I'm interfacing with some hardware and want to monitor the data from some sensors using a specific tool. The tool doesn't have official support for MacOS but I've ...
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switching window keyboard shortcut with screen window management on MacOS

all I used to be a linux user, now I am accessing a server from MacOS, Ventura. I have remapped my Mac Keyboard by switching the ctrol and command keys. However, I came across some problems with the ...
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"echo $VAR | base64 -di > file" fail to execute on MacOS

On Linux I can do: echo ${ANDROID_KEYSTORE} | base64 -di > android/keystores/staging.keystore But on MacOS, the same commands gives: base64: option requires an argument -- i Usage: base64 [-hvDd] ...
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Unable to redirect `coproc` streams using FD 5 and 6, but not 3 and 4. Why?

On OSX, while attempting to expose a service implemented as a bash script, and started with coproc, to a client implemented as a bash script, by passing the IO streams of the service to the client, I ...
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What does this rm -r command do in following usecase on mac terminal?

First I'm directing to the destination folder by below command cd /Users/myname/MyFolder/ Now I'm using below command here, what does this command will do? rm -r ../build ../dist rm command is for ...
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Moving files to matching folders on linux command line

I would like to copy or move files in to matching folders. these are my filenames: 1-filename-aa.txt 2-filename-aa.txt 3-filename-aa.txt 1-filename-bb.txt 2-filename-bb.txt 3-filename-bb.txt these ...
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Alias command from terminal that opens a new terminal on a specific folder

I have this command already working in my .bash_profile: alias mysite='cd /Applications/sites/mysite;pwd; php artisan serve --port=9000 | open http://localhost:9000 | open -a Finder ./' So it: CD's ...
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Set ENV variable for all commands in current directory in mac os

Is there a way to run all commands in current directory with some ENV variables predefined? Example of what I need: I put some file, say .env in my directory, with: export SECRET='abcd123' Then I ...
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Is there a way to determine the IP address from which a uri was served from a mac/linux box?

I have a few servers behind a load balancer and I want to know which one is servicing a particular request. $ ping website.com only tells me the ip address of the load balancer. Is there a way I can ...
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list all the information of a process under commandline in osx or linux

Is there any command to list all the information associated with a process, include all parameters in PS command, open files and ports and so on? Thanks!
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