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| + | As a general rule, Apple really locked security down tight from Mohave on, particularly in preventing terminal sessions from controlling other things on your system. That's a problem for programs like Giocoso and Niente, because they want to launch subsidiary terminal sessions to display reports, for example. The tightened security tends to want to stop them from doing that! Be prepared to visit System Preferences -> Privacy & Security and grant full disk access to all your terminal emulators (or just the one you intend to use to run Giocoso et. al.) You'll also need to visit Automation and ensure that your various emulators are allowed to launch Terminal. All sorts of pop-ups (about accessing network shares, removable media or particular folders within your $HOME) will appear, too: make sure you grant the programs the permissions they need to work properly. | ||
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| Command + Shift + 4, then spacebar : Screenshot a particular window \\ | Command + Shift + 4, then spacebar : Screenshot a particular window \\ | ||