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The system used to format and organize files on a disk. This includes directory structure, permissions management, metadata, and more. The current default file system for macOS is APFS (High Sierra and higher) and HFS+ (Sierra or lower).
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How can I create an entry in the /Applications folder that runs a command in the terminal?
Create a new text file starting by #!/bin/bash and followed by your command
#!/bin/bash
echo 'Hello world'
Save with .command or .tool as extension like myEchoCommand.command
Set execute right o …
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