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How to switch user accounts on macOS
Article Introduction:Switching on macOS can be achieved through the Apple menu or shortcut key Command Shift Q. 1. Click the Apple menu, select "Login Window", check "Re-Login", and then click "Switch User". 2. Use the shortcut key Command Shift Q to quickly log out and select other users. Enabling the Quick User Switch feature allows users to quickly switch between them in the menu bar, but may take up more system resources and cause delays.
2025-05-16
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How to view the system name of macos
Article Introduction:How to view system name in macOS: 1. Click the Apple menu; 2. Select "About Native"; 3. The "Device Name" field displayed in the "Overview" tab is the system name. System name usage: identify Mac, network settings, command line, backup. To change the system name: 1. Access About Native Machine; 2. Click the "Name" field; 3. Enter a new name; 4. Click "Save".
2025-04-12
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Hand gesture reactions are one of macOS Sonoma's coolest new features
Article Introduction:macOS Sonoma's new gesture response feature makes online interaction more fun! Apple seems to know this well and has added gesture response function to macOS Sonoma. This feature is not only available for FaceTime, but is also compatible with other video calling platforms such as Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams.
Users with Mac compatible can now celebrate colleagues with cool fireworks effects or send virtual love to their partner without any clicks or touches.
Compatibility check
To experience the new gesture response function of macOS, you need to meet two system requirements, and you can confirm whether they are all met through a menu.
Animation gesture dependency
2025-02-24
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Give your computer a makeover by customizing macOS
Article Introduction:macOS has a simple and elegant appearance, but you can adjust the appearance of the operating system in a variety of ways to make it more in line with your taste. After all, if you use a Mac, you may spend a lot of time staring at macOS, so it makes sense to make it look to your preference. (By the way, you can apply similar customizations to Windows as well.)
Even if you don't want to make a pixel-by-pixel makeover of your Mac, it's convenient to understand the customization options available. If you are worried about changes, be aware that you can easily undo any edits you make.
Change themes and colors in macOS
If you open the Apple menu and select System Settings and Appearance, you will see that you can choose for macOS
2025-02-25
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23 useful Mac settings hiding in plain sight
Article Introduction:Hide settings of macOS system: 24 practical tips to help you customize your computer experience
macOS prides itself on the sophistication and fluency of its software, and on the surface it is an intuitive and easy-to-use operating system. However, dig deeper and you will find a lot of useful settings and options that will allow you to customize your computing experience. Here are 24 of our favorite tips.
Silent Siri
Siri doesn't have to read her responses aloud - she can silently display them on the screen. If you prefer this option, click the Apple menu and then click System Preferences and Siri. Finally, next to the Voice Feedback Title, select Close. In the same dialog, you can adjust other aspects of Siri: try changing the voice if you prefer
2025-02-28
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How to update macOS on an old Mac?
Article Introduction:Whether the macOS system of the old Mac can be upgraded depends on whether the device supports it. Specific operations include confirming model compatibility, preparing for upgrades, and considering alternatives. First, click on the Apple menu ? "About this Mac"? to view the model logo and compare it with the "Latest version of macOS supported models" announced by Apple's official website; secondly, before upgrading, you need to back up data, check the disk space at least 20GB, connect the power supply and keep the network unobstructed; if you cannot upgrade, you can choose to stay in the current version and apply security patches, use a third-party browser, install a lightweight operating system such as Linux, or upgrade to the last macOS version that is still supported. As long as it does not affect the use, old Macs are still practical.
2025-07-15
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how to use System Information tool
Article Introduction:The SystemInformation tool can be used to quickly view computer hardware, software, and network configuration information. On Windows, you can enter msinfo32 through the run window, search for "System Information" or start through the command prompt/PowerShell; on macOS, you can open it through "Applications → Utility" or enter "System Report" through the Apple menu. The left side of the interface is the classification navigation, and the detailed information is displayed on the right side. 1. Check the hardware configuration: including processor model and core number, memory capacity and frequency, graphics card model and driver version, hard disk type and health status, etc.; 2. Check the software environment: including operating system version, installed programs, startup items, service list and driver status; 3. Network
2025-07-15
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How to find Mac's model and year
Article Introduction:Want to know what model your Mac is from in which year? You can confirm it by the following methods: 1. Click the Apple menu > "About this machine" to view basic model and processor information; 2. View the hardware overview in the "System Report" to obtain the complete model identifier (such as MacBookPro18, 1), and then search for the corresponding year; 3. Query the model and approximate year by the serial number at the bottom or back of the body, which is suitable for situations where the power cannot be turned on; 4. Make a rough judgment based on appearance characteristics (such as lightning interface, TouchBar, screen resolution), which is suitable for reference in the second-hand market.
2025-07-11
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Dave The Diver: How To Catch Spider Crabs
Article Introduction:In Dave The Diver, there are some creatures that are not easy to catch. Or, catch alive that is. The spider crab is one of those very species, making it seem like the only way to bring these crustaceans back up to land is to viciously crack them up w
2025-01-10
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Prepare for Interview Like a Pro with Interview Questions CLI
Article Introduction:Prepare for Interview Like a Pro with Interview Questions CLI
What is the Interview Questions CLI?
The Interview Questions CLI is a command-line tool designed for JavaScript learners and developers who want to enhance their interview
2025-01-10
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Soft Deletes in Databases: To Use or Not to Use?
Article Introduction:Soft Deletes: A Question of DesignThe topic of soft deletes, a mechanism that "flags" records as deleted instead of physically removing them, has...
2025-01-10
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