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I have never seen anyone backup defaults database between macs[1], I have seen a lot of scripts calling setting by setting instead. Which has direct equivalent
by p_l 2y ago
I have never seen anyone backup defaults database between macs[1], I have seen a lot of scripts calling setting by setting instead.
Which has direct equivalent in "reg" files, to be quite honest.
[1] Other than restoring time machine backup to another system or similar cloning setups
- cosmic_cheese 2y agoIt’s not a database, they’re individual files. Most are even plain XML that can be hand written and edited with a text editor.
- p_l 2y agoThis is not a gotcha, really. An XML file can be considered database just as well (similarly, part of registry on NT is portable between machines).