Is there a Mac Cleaner to make it go faster?
Make my Mac more efficient
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Windows, Windows 6
Make my Mac more efficient
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Windows, Windows 6
In fact, you can free up tons of storage space in Terminal with 'rf' command without installing any software, such as system caches, log files, tmp files, iOS backup files and email attachments. Here is a simple tutorial you can follow:
https://gist.github.com/Orismann/7d9ba47020d08525577ee0755c2816d3
However, you can opt for a 3rd-party Mac cleaning app if you don't want to play with commands. This types of apps will do the cleaning staff automatically, which saves time and effort.
Carolineoies wrote:
However, you can opt for a 3rd-party Mac cleaning app if you don't want to play with commands. This types of apps will do the cleaning staff automatically, which saves time and effort.
And, if you don't know what you're doing, may well delete things you need or are important to the correct functioning of the operating system. The amount of time and effort "saved" will be used in fixing and recovery.
If you just want to optimise your storage space using macOS built-in functions see below.
Optimise storage space on your Mac – Apple Support (UK)
Can you help? My Mac is restarting quite often and I am getting the busy ball ALOT!
This sounds silly but my mac has System Preferences and no Login Items under General. How do I get to System Settings?
What's wrong with subscribing to a (reputable) VPN for security when using public Wi-Fi on a laptop when not at home, and to change your apparent location for streaming services?
Thank you!
But.. what about all caches that the Mac OS does not clear (I've up to 2GB) or the pieces of uninstalled app, etc.?
Thank you! 🙏
Thank you so much
Thank you so much, I will do that. :)
I have started using my Mac more and more, I would like to upgrade what do you prefer would be good for HEAVY apps?
I tried this and every command I tried in terminal said "Operation not permitted."
Am I doing something wrong?
Is there a Mac Cleaner to make it go faster?