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.pkg files are used by Installer which is an application included in Mac OS X which extracts and installs files (usually application installs).
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How do you uninstall .pkg file?
If there are no uninstall packages or scripts provided by the app developer, then you can unpack the pkg file and see what's inside it. … An easier alternative is to use an app that can peek inside a .pkg and show you what files are copied where and what pre- and post-install scripts are run. …
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How can I install .pkg with a shell on macOS?
Install all .pkg files from the current folder to /Applications (or whatever target folder is configured in the package):
for f in *.pkg; do
sudo installer -verbose -pkg "$f" -target /
done
As an … ), and use quick preview from Finder when a .pkg file is selected. …
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