An article explaining commonly used terminal commands in MacOS (with code)

In the previous article "A brief analysis of the JDK for installing and uninstalling Java on Mac (share)", we learned about the JDK for installing and uninstalling Java on Mac. The following article will introduce you to the commonly used terminal commands in MacOS. Let’s take a look.

Upgrade mac os, some permissions are disabled by default, but they are allowed to be enabled through commands

Enable privacy and allow any source

sudo spctl --master-disable

Show hidden files

defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool true  

killall Finder

Open hidden files

defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool false 　

killall Finder

Magical zoom effect

defaults write com.apple.dock mineffect -string [scale];

Three effects: scale (zoom), genie (elf), suck( Suction)

killall Dock

The built-in input method does not display the list

pkill -f SCIM.app

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