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"Good introduction to the UNIX command line."
Version: CLIX 2.0.0.9
Pros
Let's you see, save, edit UNIX commands.
Cons
Really hard to find what you're looking for in it. Download this and you get version 2.0.0.7, not 2.0.0.9 which is fine asit's still a great tool but don't bother downloading it if you already have 2.0.0.7.
Summary
Good to have just to scroll through to help see what's possible under the hood of your Mac.
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"Indispensible"
Version: CLIX 2.0.0.3
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
As Above...'nuff said! -
"Principles.."
Version: CLIX 1.8.1a
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
This is a fantastic application that might well have been tailor made for me. Thank You. -
"Excellent app"
Version: CLIX 1.8.1a
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I can't vouch for the developer's social skills or ethics, but CLIX is one of the most useful apps I know. By combining it with AquaLess (for output) and CocoaDialog (for input), I can pretty much create my own GUI application out of shell scripts. -
"Superb!"
Version: CLIX 1.8a
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
Do yourself a favor and as other reviewers have said... take some time and read how to use this and read the excellent info on the Rixstep website. It will be more than worth your time. -
"A must-have utility..."
Version: CLIX 1.8a
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
For those who have no desire to understand the workings of their computer, then maybe Clix looks a little less user-friendly than might be desired. Spend 30 minutes of your time with it, however, and you'll not only be able to take control of your computer, but will likely save yourself some money on some of the bloated 'system utilities' of dubious quality that are out there (no names, no pack drill)...
For the rest of us, this is a power users tool par excellence, and should be in everyone's utilities folder. Even for those of us who are comfortable working at the command line, Clix is an aide memoir like no other. No wonder Apple themselves use it! -
"it is not an utility"
Version: CLIX 1.8
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I am running 1.8.0 (last update of ACP). I am understanding that the Unix is the "power" (please, refer to the message that appeares the first time you open Terminal).
CLIX is the "beginning of the end", for whom has some curiosity about mac ("common" people as me, I do not think to developers and/or programmers or Apple's engeneers). -
"Not for regular people."
Version: CLIX 1.8
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
No way. Little documentation. Has commands that should not be accessible by us regular folk without a clear user friendly interface with adequate explanation.
I'd love to give this a mixed review.... 4 stars for expert computer users and professionals. 2 stars or less for the rest of us.
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"Support is: www.dotatdot.co.uk/clix/"
Version: CLIX 1.7.2d
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
This is what I'd been looking for for a long while -- a way to make sense of the Mac using the command line.
It's not for point-and-grunt --- you have to know "how to ask questions the smart way" (hint -- paste the quoted string into Google and read and understand).
The support is at www.dotatdot.co.uk/clix/ (the pointer to that is at the site where Clix comes from, rixstep.com) -
"Give the Developer his Due!!! 5STARS!!!!"
Version: CLIX 1.7.2d
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I must admit that with this version and the developer's explanation to option double click the command line the man pages open up beautifully.In addition clicking on the open space next to the command line and typing in your inquiry also opens up the proper man page. I think that this is an excellent way to learn a little unix by constantly repeating various commands from the windows. However caution is in order here as not all of the stuff is terribly necessary and may even be deleterios to your computer's operation. (Just like some of the stuff in Tinkertool System and Cocktail andMacPilot. Taken in small doses this can be helpful. Mucho thanks to Mr. Clix. Can we PULEEZE have a more detailed and more up to date set of instructions as we are not all computer geeks. I personally don't have the slightest idea of what "Apropos" is unless it is the name of a restaurant in Philadelphia,
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