Amaya Toman Sound when connecting to the network
Do you like the sound your iPhone makes after you plug it in? With the help of a simple command, you can also implement this notification on your Mac. All you have to do is launch Terminal on your Mac and type a command into the command line
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Change destination for saving screenshots
If you're one of those people who take screenshots on your Mac all the time, you might like to save your screenshots in a specific folder and not clutter up your Mac's desktop unnecessarily. There is a solution for these purposes as well. Just open the Terminal, type a command into it
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Rename for screenshots
You can also use Terminal on your Mac to change the default name under which your screenshots will be saved. To rename screenshots on a Mac, open Terminal and type the command into it
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Deactivating the Dashboard
The Dashboard is a special screen on the Mac that looks like the desktop of an iPhone, and on which all installed applications are displayed, including web applications from the Safari browser. While some won't allow the Dashboard, others don't need it at all. If you dare to completely disable the Dashboard on your Mac, just enter the command in the Finder command line
Gap in the Dock
Using Terminal on your Mac, you can also somewhat customize the appearance of the Dock at the bottom of your computer screen. How to do it? Open Terminal and then enter the command in the command line
