The Mac Terminal app is your window into macOS's UNIX underpinnings. Here's how to customize the appearance of Terminal in macOS.

You can always change your Mac’s power settings through the Lock Screen panel in System Settings, but using the Terminal can be quicker, especially for temporary tweaks. Use the command above to ...

The Terminal app in macOS keeps track of recent commands you've used so you can reuse them at a later time. Here's how to clear Terminal's command history.

Messing around with certain macOS files could brick your Mac computer, so Apple has made them hard to find. But if you're ...

Using Shortcuts to Open Terminal at a Folder If you frequently switch between Finder and Terminal, you can set up a shortcut to open a Terminal window at the current directory in Finder: ...

The Terminal will notify you if a restart is necessary. By using these Terminal commands, you can efficiently manage and update your Mac apps, ensuring your system remains secure and up-to-date.

If you use these commands to change your Mac's behavior and want to undo it, you can open up Terminal and enter sudo nvram -d BootPreference.