There are two methods to mount a network UNC (Universal Naming Convention) path to a local drive letter in Windows Command Prompt. While pushd is commonly used, it has a significant limitation that may affect certain scenarios. ...
By default, macOS and Windows handle the system BIOS clock differently. macOS interprets the BIOS clock as UTC (Coordinated Universal Time), while Windows reads it as local time. For example, if the BIOS clock shows 00:00, Windows will display it as 00:00 local time. However, macOS will interpret this as 00:00 UTC and adjust it to show 08:00 for users in GMT+8 time zones (like Beijing time). This difference in interpretation causes the time to appear inconsistent between the two operating systems. ...
When using autojump in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), you might see this error message: autojump_chpwd:4: nice(5) failed: operation not permitted While this error doesn’t affect autojump’s functionality, it can be annoying to see this message every time you use the command. ...