A rant about Mac!?
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@stuartea: Geez, all that crap just to delete a folder? Good grief...
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british ppl have annoying accents man.....but your words and shti are cool
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That is to protect system files. Here i think i have a solution:
Go to utilities and open terminal.
CD /Applications
Type in "sudo rm [NAME OF FILE] "
Where [NAME OF FILE] is the name of the files
CD stands for change directory which changes where you are in the files system
Sudo is a unix command that asks you for your password and executes the following command as root (the system profile with all privileges)
rm means remove... this deletes the files stated after it
MSG me for more info
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if you dont know how to use a mac why get one retard ?
its called cleanapp !
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forza mac
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I'd complain that Mac's all look the same meaning that if everyone in the world had a Mac then we'd all lose our computers coz we couldn't tell who's is who's. Dayum no?
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Awesome, I'll give that a go when I get home.
Do you british people use that accent on purpose or is it a habit or are you just born with it or what?
normalboy64 2 years ago
Humans develop an accent based on how everyone they interact with talks. You can't be born with an accent.
CyberAlyMan 2 years ago
Drag the file, folder, or application out of the Trash.
Open the Terminal (found inside the Utilities folder, inside the Applications folder).
Type "rm -r " (without quotation marks, & with a space after the last r) and then drag the stubborn file, folder, or app onto the Terminal window. This will add the full path into the Terminal window. Click on the Terminal window to make sure that it's in front, and then press either the Return or Enter key on the keyboard. Tah-dah! That should do it.
stuartea 3 years ago
Nah, it didn't work, it said the operation is not permitted and made me go through hundreds of files just saying that I couldn't change the permissions.
CyberAlyMan 3 years ago