mac desktop video for mac os 10.10.5 yosemite

If not, then maybe you have to download the 'command line utilities' from Apple, which you can do, if you install the 'Xcode7.2.1' C language compiler from them (it is free.) Google around and you can find a link. I think scp and ssh might be included on the Macbook. Or whatever number you need to use (this example is an IPv4 style number)

So then, the 'scp' command becomes: scp myfile_here.txt might be something like 192.168.112.170 OR, start up a 'Terminal' window, and enter 'ifconfig', and look at what is says for 'en1'. On the Macbook, you can click the little wifi indicator, then select 'Open Network Preferences', click 'Advanced', click 'TCP/IP', and get the IPv4 address of you Macbook. On a windows machine, you can go to CMD shell, and type: 'ipconfig /all' to get the machine's IP address. Instead of SYSTEMname, you can also use the numeric address of the machine (in either IPv4 or IPv6). The little dot just means give it the same name. The syntax for scp looks like this: scp myfile_here.txt above command, which you enter in 'cli' (command line interface) mode (basically just a terminal window or a Windows CMD shell), will securely copy 'myfile_here.txt' over to the machine called 'SYSTEMname', and put it into directory '/home/Myuser/filedir/'.

You can also use 'ssh' (secure shell) to log into one machine from another. To make it seemless and simple, I've put ssh and scp on all of them, and just use 'scp' to copy files between any pair if machines or devices. I have to share files among various Windows machines, the Macbook (running 10.10.5), and a bunch of different Linux boxes. I got here researching a floating-point calculation issues I seem to be having with the Mac, running some machine-learning software. I run Yosemite 10.10.5 on a 2013 Macbook.

Mac desktop video for mac os 10.10.5 yosemite