For anyone that uses Linux or Unix, they know about the Root User option. This is a username that allows anyone to have access to the entire Unix/Linux operating system, and should only be used by System Administrators. Mac OS X 10.11 now has the ability to disable this feature so one doesn’t have to […]
“Apple’s latest operating system for Macs, El Capitan, officially launched September 30,” Jill Duffy reports for PC Magazine. “OS X 10.11 doesn’t have as much eye candy as the last few point releases of iOS, but it does come with a few capabilities that will boost productivity, and help you work smarter and more efficiently. […]
OS X El Capitan now lets you delete files immediately from your Mac instead of putting them in the Trash. You can also immediately delete a file that is already in your Trash. Here’s how you can immediately delete a file in the Finder in OS X El Capitan: 1. Open a Finder window. 2. […]
“Apple has designed OS X so that one can just upgrade to the next version, ‘over the top,’ seamlessly,” John Martellaro writes for The Mac Observer. “With this kind of upgrade, all user data, settings and accounts remain as before, and that works for most users most times,” Martellaro writes. “However, there are occasions when […]
