By Rupert
Mac Tip Of the Day: Viewing CHM + iTerm Bookmarks
1. http://chmox.sourceforge.net/ – Let me view CHM files in OSX.
2. iTerm Bookmarks
Example:
1. Pressing [CTRL] + [COMMAND] + [R] goes to “/opt/ruby” directory
2. Pressing [CTRL] + [COMMAND] + [s], opens up an SSH terminal by specifying the PORT and IP.
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