Neofinder plist manual#
And the manual you're reading isn't going to explain what are the basics of the Unix file system organization and the bash shell that's assumed knowledge for that manual, and outside the scope of what that manual is going to be documenting The Unix layer is comparatively unforgiving, and it's easy to corrupt a disk with an errant command. Do have a backup of your disk, and of your critical data. And the manual you're reading isn't going to explain what are the basics of the Unix file system organization and the bash shell that's assumed knowledge for that manual, and outside the scope of what that manual is going to be documenting. The current directory is what theĬd commands will work with, too. That's whatĬp has indicated that there's no file with the specified filename here. The specific error here appears to be that the default directory is not in the expected directory. So some of the bash-level commands that can be used here (and that you will want to understand) follow:Ĭp .bak
If you're logged into the user you want to edit, the plist files are here: ~/Library/Preferences/ The the documentation is assuming that you're defaulted into the expected directory, and the path to the plist directory is discussed in the immediately previous section of the manual you're working with.
I would suggest having a backup of your whole disk, and particularly of any critical files, before proceeding here.
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