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I see the Other user after I login to my account on my Mac which is asking for an username and password. I have seen some solution to give
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.loginwindowSHOWOTHERUSERS_MANAGED-bool FALSE
but when I try this my terminal says
sudo: command not found
can someone please help with this, thanks
You need a space character just prior to -bool
Having said that it may not be the solution to your problem, and I do not recommend using Terminal or "defaults write" commands which may no longer work.
If your login window is showing "Other..." the reason may be that you enabled the root user, which is never required. How to enable the root user on your Mac or change your root password - Apple Support describes how to disable it.
You need a space character just prior to -bool
Having said that it may not be the solution to your problem, and I do not recommend using Terminal or "defaults write" commands which may no longer work.
If your login window is showing "Other..." the reason may be that you enabled the root user, which is never required. How to enable the root user on your Mac or change your root password - Apple Support describes how to disable it.
“Other” User appeared suddenly
