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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 does mdfind (filename) pattern matching work? Punctuation in the search string gives non...
There are multiple ways to use mdfind to find files with a given name; here are two that work in some cases:
mdfind -name barfoo
mdfind "kMDItemFSName == '*barfoo*'c"
The former finds files named b …
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