Disable Caps Lock Indicator on macOS Sonoma

OK maryo10 and others asking, here goes. There is nothing magic about using Terminal for Apple if you follow the steps verbatim and copy and paste the Command exactly as printed from a trusted source. 

First you have to be logged on your computer as the Administrator. In other words you need to be logged on and able to make changes by entering your username/admin password.

Here is how to access the Terminal app

Go to Applications/Utilities/Terminal App. Open The Terminal App

Once open Click Return/Enter (you should see your computer name and your user name) Now you are ready to enter the command

Copy and Paste (do not try to write it) the command that yochess posted. Disable Caps Lock Indicator on macOS Sono… - Apple Community The post is the third post I believe.

I will reprint it here but all credit goes to yochees This command has worked perfectly for me. MacBookPro running Sonoma

Make sure you copy and paste exactly as written. No spaces and no deletions.

With Terminal app open and your username showing copy the first line of the command and paste to the Terminal app.

Click Return/Enter and it will ask for your admin password. Enter password and click Return/Enter

First line of command

sudo mkdir -p /Library/Preferences/FeatureFlags/Domain

Now copy the last two lines of the command and paste to the Terminal app.

Click Return/Enter.

Last two lines of command

sudo /usr/libexec/PlistBuddy -c "Add 'redesigned_text_cursor:Enabled' bool false" /Library/Preferences/FeatureFlags/Domain/UIKit.plist

Now restart your computer. All done.

Hope this helps.