Photography Share edit in Lightroom Another new thing that came to Lightroom yesterday is the Share Edit (beta) feature.
Photography The Lightroom-Photoshop round trip on iPad is here The cross-app workflow sings, and I'm excited to have Photoshop available to me as a companion to Lightroom on iPad.
Terminal Shelves CLI So now I've got this little Node.js shelves CLI that I likely will never need again.
Terminal Node module for changing your MAC address Spoof is a Node.js module that makes it super simple to change your MAC address on the fly. For macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Photography Upstate bird Shot on a small trail hike in Garrison, NY. Created with: * Fujifilm X-T20 * XF 50-140mm 2.8 * Lightroom
XD Plugin APIs Bootstrap an XD plugin with xdpm A pull request for bootstrapping XD plugins with the xdpm CLI.
Terminal “Moving to zsh” talk at MacSysAdmin 2019 Check out the recording of “Moving to zsh” from MacSysAdmin 2019 if you’re looking for a way in to learning about zsh, the new default shell in macOS.
XD Plugin APIs XD plugin modals: Handle your exits There are multiple ways for a user to exit a modal-based XD plugin, and for your plugin’s code to handle those exits. Let’s take a look.
Terminal Prompt by Panic Shelling into a local Mac with Prompt 2 for iOS by Panic, an ssh client for iPhone and iPad.
Terminal Finding out where zsh aliases and settings are defined Grepping my zsh setup teaches me that many of my shell aliases and settings are coming from Oh My Zsh.
XD Plugin APIs 4 tips for creating XD plugin modal UI A few basic points to keep in mind when creating modal dialog UI for XD plugins.
Terminal Learning about your zsh aliases I went through Armin Briegel’s “Moving to zsh” yesterday. It was illuminating, particularly in regard to zsh vs Oh My Zsh features. Take a basic example: aliases.
Terminal Brushing up on zsh and Oh My Zsh Since macOS has now moved from bash to zsh, it seems like a fine time to revisit the basics of my preferred shell.
Terminal Restarting It's the Saturday after Adobe MAX, coming down from what is a very busy time each year, so I wanted to start somewhere simple: my Terminal.
