When you notice your file structure getting a bit out of control, use the following Terminal command to flatten everything down to a single folder: Pretty soon you're getting lost in your own file system structure. This is when you get a little too carried away with folder trees, placing a folder inside a folder inside a folder forever and ever. "Folder Inception" isn't as cool as it may sound. defaults write QLEnableTextSelection -bool FALSE killall FinderĤ.If for any reason you need to disable the feature, enter this command into Terminal: defaults write QLEnableTextSelection -bool TRUE killall Finder.To enable text selection, along with the copy function, open up Terminal and enter: I've been obsessed with Quick Look ever since Apple introduced it, using it to quickly check documents and images without having to open up Preview, but I hate that I can't interact with the pop-up window. defaults delete autohide-time-modifier -float 0.5 killall Dock.defaults delete autohide-delay -float 0 killall Dock.This may not be ideal for some, so to revert back, use the following commands: defaults write autohide-time-modifier -float 0.5 killall Dock.defaults write autohide-delay -float 0 killall Dock.To fix that, you can reduce the delay time to a value even lower than the lowest default value by opening Terminal and entering the following commands:
The dock's autohide feature is pretty responsive most of the time, but I definitely notice lag at times. To bring back the boot chime, all you have to do is open up Terminal and enter the following command: If you're still hearing the sound, try resetting your PRAM, then repeat the process one more time.
CODE TWEAKS FOR MAC MAC
Once the command registers, you should be able to restart your Mac without any sound playing. To get started, open up Terminal and enter the following command: For those who like to be a little more discrete, this tweak will allow you to no longer hear the boot chime every time you turn on your computer.
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