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Set a permanent column view default for the Finder
I think you can accomplish the same thing without enabling root. Just quit/kill finder, then in terminal:
Set a permanent column view default for the Finder
How is this different from
sudo defaults write com.apple.finder AlwaysOpenInColumnView True???
Set a permanent column view default for the Finder
i have a little script to restart the finder from back in the day when you couldn't authenticate to manipulate files you don't have permissions on. if you execute it with sudo the finder will restart as root. to get your finder back you just execute the script as yourself. here is the script:
i have found it very useful to change the appearance for the root user to the opposite of you user account. so, i use the blue appearance and have set root to use graphite. this way i can easily see who is running what. although now-a-days i don't run apps as root very often. |
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