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are opened for editing in TextEdit.app or, if installed, with Xcode.app.

with no shebang line: opens in your default text editor (which is TextEdit by default).

with a shebang line (e.g., #!/bin/bash): behavior is as if the suffix were.

command: Finder displays a misleading error message that suggests the problem can be fixed via File > Get Info, which is not true - use the chmod +x method suggested above.

Make it executable by running chmod +x in Terminal otherwise, you'll see the following symptoms:.

If the script is unexpectedly not executable:.

For edge cases, such as finding a symlinked script's true source directory, see this answer.

or, if you must remain POSIX-compliant, cd - '$(dirname '$0')'.

cd - '$(dirname '$BASH_SOURCE')' right after the shebang line.

To make a shell script change to the folder in which it is located, place.

Caveat: the working folder is invariably the current user's home folder, NOT the folder in which the script is located.

> Profiles you can opt to automatically close the window when the script exits.

by default, the window will remain open after the script terminates so you can inspect the output (though at that point the shell that ran the script has exited and you cannot interact with it any longer).

a new Terminal window opens in which the script runs.are executed by default - no setup required:.Hopefully a new report will remove the remaining questions marks the incomplete old report version has raised.As of OSX 10.10 (Yosemite) and since at least OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion), the behavior is as follows when you open (double-click) executable scripts from Finder: It would be about US$100 for a 500GB drive with SSD.Ĥ) This computer does not hav the chops to run Google Chrome. If you want to keep the computer in service, consider the external USB3/SSD boot volume option. If not, dump them.ģ) I suspect your new report will reveal that the internal HD is a 5400 RPM model, and thus the single cause of most reports of slow iMacs here. SharePointBrowserPlugin: 14.4.4 (installed )

OfficeLiveBrowserPlugin: 12.3.6 (installed )

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Yet.ġ) The report of a overly full drive seems like an error and may due to the outdated EtreCheck version. You can't fix that basic issue without a new computer, so getting a newer, more complete report may have us see something that can be addressed without spending a lot of money.

Like a three-legged horse, it can never be fast.

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The standard 2013(!) entry-level iMac for consumer use had 4-core processors, and the slowest 4-core option benchmarked at more that twice what yours posted :įrom the MacTracker database, available in the Mac App Store The report show you have the crippled 'educational/institutional' iMac model with a slow, 2-core laptop processor:ġ 1,4 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5 (i5-4260U) CPU: 2-core The critical data on drive performance is missing from this report. Yes, PLEASE get a current version of Etrecheck and rerun.

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