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So I want to quit a background process which after I quit it in the activity monitor which boots up again, my goal is to stop it from running (Like in windows you can disable programs from starting at all). Also can I stop said program from terminal too?
MacBook Air 13", macOS 10.14
robigan said:
“Like in windows you can disable programs from starting at all.”
On a Mac: Remove Item from the Login Items list
Go Here: macOS Sierra: Open Items Automatically When you Log Ln - Apple Support
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Go To: The Finder Menu > System Preferences... > Users & Groups > Click: the User Name > Click: Login Items tab > Select: the Enlisted Login Item > Click: The Hyphen Button.
The Hyphen Button is Used for this action, being that anyone would decipher it as a minus sign: something that is used as a method to rid of an enlisted item.
Then go here: Developer Forums - Apple Developer
Request the shell script that contains the killall command that would end the process in a snap. Better yet, have it close itself right after it runs.
Create the app, and have it run as an open item. Elsewise, just run the app when desired.
Yea ik, but it doesn't show up since it is not an app, its a background process
How to stop programs from running on mac
