Hi,
is there any possibility to disable this popup in Mojave? My Macbook Air only has a 64 GB SSD with about 10 GB free disk space. Anyways this is plenty of space to get things done.
This solution doesn't seem to work anymore Disable "Optimized Storage" popup.
-- Dennis
MacBook Air, macOS Mojave (10.14)
@dennis, I'm on Mojave as well and I have found that the following lines work. I have stored them in a .command file on my desktop to run them after any reboot or OS upgrade. This works on 10.14.1 as well.
You may need to do this for every user logged in.
```
launchctl stop com.apple.diskspaced
killall -STOP diskspaced
```
Of course you can: just move your photo and iTunes stuff (libraries) to an external hard drive. After making sure it works from there, delete all the photos, etc. from your hard drive.
Disable "Your disk is almost full" popup?
