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System Preferences, the application for OS X that allows you to modify various system settings. The application is organized into different preference panes.
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How to set system keyboard shortcuts via command line?
I'm used to have some keyboard shortcut remapping for menu items via Apple's system preferences -> keyboard pane. Some globals, most of them application specific.
What was working in the past (High Si …
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Where does OS X store mouse preferences?
I couldn't figure out where the settings I change with the "Mouse" system preferences are stored. Neither plist ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple..plist nor /Library/Preferences/com.apple..plist changes …
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How to set system keyboard shortcuts via command line?
Figured it out. You have to add the application you want to modify keys for to com.apple.universalaccess.
defaults write com.apple.universalaccess com.apple.custommenu.apps -array-add "com.googlecode. …
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