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macOS is the current marketing name for Apple's Macintosh Operating System. This OS was previously known as OS X, and Mac OS X before that (which itself succeeded the 'classic' Mac OS).
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How to determine public temp directory on OS X to be write-accessible by www server?
Too long; don't read unless you want a story on how I got to the short answer:
On macOS 10.13.6 High Sierra, I can see the rough equivalences of $TMPDIR for different users, e.g. current user and www, … function inner(){ t=$(mktemp) && dirname "$t" ; command rm "$t" ;} && for u in $USER www ;do sudo -u $u bash -c "$(declare -fp inner|awk 'FNR>3{print _}{_=$0}')" ;done)
Reading Apple's opensource for my macOS …
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Where are keyboard shortcuts stored (for backup and sync purposes)?
I don't know about later OS versions but on macOS 10.13 High Sierra (and recognised from earlier versions), apart from what the accepted answer says and likely needed after neovr's answer, there's also …
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