READ FIRST


Welcome to CLIX.

Before going on: please take the opportunity to download our special Test Drive. It's free, as many nice things are, and it offers a safe way to escape from Apple's walled garden. Thank you for your time.

There's a reason CLIX has been featured at websites and in computer magazines the world over and has several times been voted the #1 power tool for this platform, used by thousands of engineers at Apple, US military commands, the Pentagon, CERN, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the USAF, NASA centres, Los Alamos, MIT, and thousands of institutions of higher education across the globe.

Now you'll see why.

Before proceeding, please read the file 'applclean.txt' in this directory. Follow the instructions there.

CLIX is intentionally built as a standards-compliant Cocoa document-based application. You access 'documents' much like you would with any other document editor. When you find a command you want to edit or run, you double-click it to invoke the CLIX command sheet. After that it's just to click to run.

You'll find CLIX command files in the directory 'CLIX_cmds' in this distribution. The idea is to add commands and command files of your own.

You start fast, with over 1,900 commands for both current and previous versions of the system.

Apple's version of Unix is always changing. Commands found in earlier versions may be modified or removed by Apple in later versions.

You'll find it possible - and without customary financial outlays - to suddenly:


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