I didn't know about `screencapture`. That's a fun one.
The Linux equivalent of `open` is `xdg-open`. I usually alias it to `op`, since `/bin/open` exists.
Another bit of terminal-sugar for OS X users:
alias lock='/System/Library/CoreServices/"Menu Extras"/User.menu/Contents/Resources/CGSession -suspend'
And most Linux users:
alias lock='gnome-screensaver-command -l'
If you find yourself accidentally triggering hot corners, the lock command is your savior.
I've sorta-documented this stuff over the years, but only for my own memory. https://gist.github.com/ggreer/3251885 contains some of my notes for what I do with a clean install of OS X. Some of the utility links are dated, but fixing the animation times really improves my quality of life.
Additional, Linux equivalents of pbcopy/pbpaste are available in a number of competing utilities such as xcut, xclip and xset. Unfortunately none of these are installed by default on standard installations, at least not on any common distribution I've ever seen.
If you have your Mac set to never sleep/are using Caffeine for instance, then it simply puts the display to sleep, the rest of the computer keeps on humming along.
The Linux equivalent of `open` is `xdg-open`. I usually alias it to `op`, since `/bin/open` exists.
Another bit of terminal-sugar for OS X users:
And most Linux users: If you find yourself accidentally triggering hot corners, the lock command is your savior.I've sorta-documented this stuff over the years, but only for my own memory. https://gist.github.com/ggreer/3251885 contains some of my notes for what I do with a clean install of OS X. Some of the utility links are dated, but fixing the animation times really improves my quality of life.