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Disable display dimming via the command line
If you set the halfdim in Terminal it will not survive a restart. A tip I picked up on the web solved the problem. Create an Applescript, save it as an application and make it a login item. Works great.
Disable display dimming via the command line
Can anybody explain to a script newbie what should be in this script exactly?
Disable display dimming via the command line
I've just created an AppleScript app as mentioned but with a twist to include the password.
The line of Applescript is this:
do shell script "pmset halfdim 0" password "yourpassword" with administrator privilegesReplace yourpassword with your password, and of course your account needs to have administrator privileges. ---
Disable display dimming via the command line
Thanks, that made the script executable, so one step further...
Disable display dimming via the command line
No, you don't. "sudo" in the original script or "with administrator privileges" in mine will make your commands act as if they're issued by "root".
Disable display dimming via the command line
Thanks MacChelsea, that did the trick.
Disable display dimming via the command line
I have used the half dim setting in the terminal contained in the OP for many months and it has survived: |
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