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Are the macOS defaults sane for Ventura as well? #1039
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This issue is tracked here: "Could not write domain com.apple.universalaccess; exiting" error in macOS Monterey · Issue #1027 · mathiasbynens/dotfiles ResolutionComment out (or delete) lines that attempt to write to universal access, like this:
Note that using I did find this one discussion that suggests using a UI AppleScript to get around this restriction, but I don't want to do that, either. Here's the thread: Changing Universal Access preferences - AppleScript - Late Night Software Ltd.. I haven't tried any of the suggestions, though. |
Another possible resolution mentioned elsewhere, that I unfortunately haven't had a chance to test yet on Catalina, is to grant your terminal app (e.g. Terminal.app, iTerm2, Alacritty, Kitty) Full Disk Access: System Preferences, Privacy, Full Disk Access |
Hi, thanks for the amazing dotfiles project!
I used the project when I used a macbook many years back. Now I have got a macbook again and would like to know if the project is still maintained.
My main concern is the macos defaults, if they are compatible with Ventura.
Please tell. Thanks!
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