The defaults command in macOS is a command-line utility used to manipulate the user defaults system, which macOS employs to store user preferences for various applications and system settings.
To set the location where macOS saves screen captures to a specific folder on your desktop called “Desktop-Pictures,” you’ll need to use the defaults command to change the setting for where screenshots are saved. Normally these are saved to the ~/Desktop
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The defaults command in macOS is a command-line utility used to manipulate the user defaults system, which macOS employs to store user preferences for various applications and system settings. It provides a way to read, write, and delete macOS user defaults from the Terminal, offering a level of customization typically not exposed through the system’s graphical user interface.
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