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You'd be surprised. Some corporate environments keep machines pretty locked down in terms of what you can change in the System Preferences, or install on your
by sbarre 10y ago
You'd be surprised. Some corporate environments keep machines pretty locked down in terms of what you can change in the System Preferences, or install on your own.
- j2bax 10y agoCan you request the change from your IT department?
- lostlogin 10y agoJust fill in the ticket, call to follow it up, explain what you want again, re open the closed ticket, open the ticket again, do a few ritualistic incantations and you'll get there.
- efvxcgci 10y agoAdding a .vimrc file doesn't require administrator privileges on either Linux or macOS, nor does it require changing anything in System Preferences. If for some reason you "can't" add a .vimrc file to a user account then you probably shouldn't be manually logging into that user account.