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Almost every setting in MacOS can be accessed by the command line, and many things only there. Actually I don’t think I’ve found anything so far that can’t be s
by aikinai 5y ago
Almost every setting in MacOS can be accessed by the command line, and many things only there. Actually I don’t think I’ve found anything so far that can’t be set from the command line and I do a fair amount of that kind of tweaking.
- herbst 5y agoXcode license agreements? Took me literally more than a hour the first time I installed something on the terminal but refused to finish because I never heard of xcode or that you need to open it manually in order to confirm a license agreement. When I was just installing the ruby stack and it needed some compilers via xcode I guess? That was on a MBP like 2015 or so. The error message was not helpful at all, I had to ask someone with experience or I would still be installing ruby to this day. (Given I don't remember anything else)
- aikinai 5y agosudo xcodebuild -license accept Google actually autocompleted “in the terminal” when I started typing out the question and this was answered by the first link. I have tons of development environment software installed and I’ve never opened the Xcode GUI.
- herbst 5y agoThis was not the case in 2015/14. These stack overflow answers easily confirm that you needed to open it at least once, and that there have been related bugs in that time: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/175069/how-to-accept-xcode-license https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/175069/how-to-acce... Good they fixed it. Still made a bad impression on me back then coming from using Linux for over a decade.