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    How to create a folder in Finder via a right-click menu

    Well, it's unfortunate that Apple has such a policy (and that this suggestion is likely to be ignored.) earthsaver, I'll check your link out tomorrow. Thanks.
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    How to create a folder in Finder via a right-click menu

    This is more of a pet-peeve of a lack of a feature that I've found in many other operating systems and desktop managers. Where would I go about in order to submit suggestions to Apple?
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    How to create a folder in Finder via a right-click menu

    Hi all, I like to have Finder displaying as a list. It's nice. However, when I try to create a new folder, it puts it at the top-most directory displayed. Very irritating. If possible, I'd like to right-click on an already existing folder and create a folder there (instead of creating...
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    Cannot compile Erlang R13B04 and libxml2 as 32-bit...

    I downloaded the latest and greatest Erlang virtual machine. R13B04. I went on to configure and compile it: ./configure && make No luck! ld: in /opt/local/lib/libxml2.2.dylib, file is not of required architecture collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make[3]: ***...
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    Can't get bloody MacPorts to install

    Oops, didn't know. Sorry :) . No, I did not. I've figured out what the problem is. I was using the wrong syntax for Z-shell and my .zshenv file was not created..
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    Can't get bloody MacPorts to install

    This is quite frustrating. I downloaded the source straight from the horse's mouth. I did the necessary hokus pokus in order to configure it and compile it: % ./configure && make Then the install... % sudo make install Everything was as it should, then I modified the .zsh_profile file in...
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    Can't get aliases to work...

    I think that I simply forgot you need to open another instance of the shell in order to start using my aliases :) .
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    Can't get aliases to work...

    Ok, this is pretty frustrating. I do know that on 10.6 I have bash. $ echo $SHELL /bin/bash Now, when I look at my .bashrc file at /Users/<username>, I have this fun: $ cat .bashrc alias l='ls' alias la='ls -a' alias ll='ls -l' alias lla='ls -la' In theory, all should be well...
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