nothollenvai wrote:
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Files that contain the .desktop file extension are commonly associated with Linux and Unix-based operating systems.
Command i will open the info pane if you have the file highlighted—you may glean some insight here.
alternatively—
From Terminal.app you can copy & paste:
file
(notice the trailing blank space... then drag & drop the file onto the terminal window to complete the path—for more information.)
Terminal User Guide for Mac - Apple Support
There are a ton of these .madesktop files in the desktop pictures folder of the new Monterey System/Library folder
Hi nothollenvai,
Thanks for reaching out using Apple Support Communities. Here to help.
We are not sure what a .madesktop file is either. Is this the correct spelling?
Can you elaborate further on what you are trying to do and in what context you see this file type?
Happy to assist if you could provide further detail.
Take care for now!
nothollenvai wrote:
There are a ton of these .madesktop files in the desktop pictures folder of the new Monterey System/Library folder
We can't discuss beta operating system software here in the forums.
In any event, the only authorized way to access any of these Apple-provided services is through Apple's provided user interface.
what is a .madesktop file? its weird thought it was .heic?
