Clearing the Teams Cache
Clear the Microsoft Teams cache on macOS using Terminal commands. Run these individual commands in the Terminal, rm -r ~/Library/Application\ […]
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Microsoft
Software
Splunk Status and Locations
Splunk Status settings, Jamf Pro commands
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macOS
Move app from mounted dmg to Applications folder
A macos terminal what is command move app from mounted dmg to /Applications folder 1. What is the name of
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Software
Create macOS Ventura ISO File for Virtual Machines, VMWare Fusion Pro
Link: https://iboysoft.com/howto/download-and-create-macos-ventura-iso-file.html For Sonoma OS https://iboysoft.com/howto/macos-sonoma-iso.html
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Windows Server
Windows Server Time Settings Server Useful Commands
Windows Server Time Settings Server Useful Commands
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Microsoft, Software
Enable Location Service and Teams Location Services
Enable Location Services, LLPD Software and Teams Location Services for e911 Services
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Defaults
Set the location where macOS saves screen captures
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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Apple , Defaults
Apple’s macOS Defaults Feature: A Comprehensive Guide
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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