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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 to delete another machine's time machine backup?
(Unearthing this 12 years old question... but I didn't find an answer elsewhere)
On Ventura you need to pass "-p" to specifiy a path, e.g.:
sudo tmutil delete -p "/Volumes/Time Machine Backups/Backups …
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