TotalCommander is a great tool but by default it does not sort folders by date, it sorts them by name no matter when they were created. This is pretty annoying. However the solution is just five-clicks away :)
The first two clicks: Select Configuration -> Options...
Choose Display (the third click), and then select (fourth click) Like Files (also by time) in the Sorting directories section.
Last click for OK. :)
Enjoy!
My Tips and Tricks for C#, C, C++, MatLAB, Java, LaTeX, Python and more!
Showing posts with label display. Show all posts
Showing posts with label display. Show all posts
Sunday, August 30, 2015
Sunday, January 5, 2014
How to display your bash history on OSX
To diplay (in a new TextEdit window) the last commands typed in your terminal, just open a new terminal, give the command cd to go into your home folder and type this command:
open .bash_history
By default, the number of lines saved in your .bash_history file is set to 500.
open .bash_history
By default, the number of lines saved in your .bash_history file is set to 500.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
