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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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Is there a default location for 'linux too applications'
The short answer is, unfortunately, no there isn't a default location.
But it's not complete chaos.
For command line tools that ship with the OS or get brought in by Apple-supplied applications like X …
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Change the default application (for a file extension) via script/command line?
To do this I type:
defaults write com.apple.LaunchServices LSHandlers -array-add '{ LSHandlerContentType = \"public.plain-text\"; LSHandlerRoleAll = \"com.sublimetext.2\"; }'
If I want the changes to …
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