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You're right: $ sudo chmod -x "Font Book.app"/ chmod: Unable to change file mode on Font Book.app/: Operation not permitted $ sudo chmod -x "App Stor
by TheSpiceIsLife 6y ago
You're right:
$ sudo chmod -x "Font Book.app"/
chmod: Unable to change file mode on Font Book.app/: Operation not permitted
$ sudo chmod -x "App Store.app"/
chmod: Unable to change file mode on App Store.app/: Operation not permitted
$ sudo chmod -x TextEdit.app/
chmod: Unable to change file mode on TextEdit.app/: Operation not permitted
$ sudo chmod -x Reminders.app/
chmod: Unable to change file mode on Reminders.app/: Operation not permitted
Doesn't even work on iTunes as the GP suggested:
$ sudo chmod -x iTunes.app/
chmod: Unable to change file mode on iTunes.app/: Operation not permitted
- saagarjha 6y agoI’m not at my computer, so I gave myself a little bit of leeway: all the other applications are certainly on the read-only system partition so I know they are not going to change at all. Certain apps like Safari and iTunes are not on that as they can be updated, so I wasn’t sure if there was anything additional for those :)
- j4yav 6y agoITunes doesn't seem to actually work either.