If you have used Homebrew to manage your packages, you can also use it to install fonts on your macOS so long as the fonts are available. And as you'll see in the example below, this is way easier (and quicker) than downloading the fonts and install them conventionally. If you haven't, it's quick to install Homebrew. Just open your Terminal and type in the following: For the latest … [Read more...]
Trying .NET 6 Preview on macOS Silicon M1
Installed on /usr/local/share/dotnet. Trying to create a new F# project in Terminal. dotnet new console --language F# -o MyFSharpApp Further Reading If you need to uninstall the SDK when the release is out: Remove / Uninstall .NET SDK on macOS … [Read more...]
How to Use cURL HTTP/2 on macOS
cURL is one of most powerful tools for testing HTTP traffic. We typically use cURL to interact with HTTP APIs or test websites. Although cURL supports HTTP/2, the version that's installed on macOS Sierra does not. Read Update. If you try to use the --http2 flag, you'll receive the following error: Fortunately, we can use another installation from Homebrew alongside the default … [Read more...]
How to Show Hidden Files and Folders on macOS Sierra
The Mac Finder with its default settings hide myriad of files and folders to keep things simple for most users. At times though, you might want to see hidden files to give you more information. How can you see hidden mac files on Finder? Here are the steps to do it: Open Finder -> Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal. Or you can just do it the lazy way, click on Siri and say "Launch … [Read more...]