Depending on how you have Atom configured and which other packages you have installed youll see a completion window with suggestions on what to type next.

Type rh to start filtering the list and notice that the suggestions provided by Rhino are labeled with the.

Press the tab key (or enter if configured that way) to accept it.

The completion data will pop up for Rhino, Geometry, and Point3d.

Press the tab key (or enter if configured that way) to accept each.

Keep typing until the desired data is highlighted in the completion window and press the tab (or enter if configured that way) key to accept.

This doesnt apply to the default paths (system paths) because they cannot be edited.

We strongly recommend that users exercise caution and save all mission-critical data before installing andor using this software.

A tool you can customize to do anything, but also use productively on the first day without ever touching a config file.

However in case it hasnt, you can create it yourself on your Mac.

Is there a way to be able to close the terminal after the command.

Just go ahead and close the terminal, it doesnt affect Atom in any way.

Then after moving Atom to the applications folder the symlinks were broken and the Install Shell Command option was not able to notice it.

What I had to do was to remove the symlinks and then select the Install Shell Commands from the Atom menu.

There was no need to restart the console as the atom command worked immediately after selecting the option.

Youd better checkout the shell files, which only available in the real app folders.

Atom will be installed via an image for the developers but we found the Atom is never in the Application folder.

To resolve this, we just located atom.app and copied it into the application folder, then ran the system link commands provided by nwinkler which resoled the issue.

Developers can now open atom from the command line with atom or open the current projects from their working director with atom.

I had the same issue, I installed shell commands (see shaheenerys response) the symlinks already existed and pointing to the correct destination (see thomaxs response), however I would still get not found.

Looks like in my case it created two versions of the application instead of overwriting them.

Occurs because the new file structure doesnt match file paths created by Atom - Install Shell Commands.

Is it possible that you started Atom using sudo before That would explain why the logfile had the wrong permissions.

Check the ownership of the file and then change it to be owned by your own user (using chown ).

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