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defaults(1) is a macOS console application used to manage user preferences stored in property list files.
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Can "Full Keyboard Access" tab-key behavior be set for the login window?
The user-level preference can be accessed using defaults:
# 0='Text boxes and lists only'; 2='All controls'
$ defaults read -g AppleKeyboardUIMode
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$ defaults write -g AppleKeyboardUIMode -int 2
. … My assumption would be that this can then be set system-wide using sudo:
$ sudo defaults write -g AppleKeyboardUIMode
Oddly, this preference can be set and recalled, and the file /Library/Preferences …
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