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They are not really CLI tools, but the CLI tools are based on the same APIs that applications use. There are several applications that expose settings hidden in
by kergonath 4y ago
They are not really CLI tools, but the CLI tools are based on the same APIs that applications use. There are several applications that expose settings hidden in System Preferences (like Onyx, off the top of my head), and under the hood they use the API, not the command line.