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The many layers of macOS - Mac OS Tutorial
From the course: macOS for IT Administrators
The many layers of macOS
- [Instructor] In macOS a library is a place where you find resources and those resources can be things like fonts or preferences or files that support the function of applications. macOS has always been a multi-user operating system. It was designed from the beginning to not only support more than one user account on a computer, but to function entirely as if it belonged to the user currently using it. On every Mac as many users as necessary can have a personal user experience on that Mac with their own user account. When logged into their account the user will have their own unique desktop picture and Dock arrangement and potentially their own fonts. It works like this, each level is a different domain. The system uses the resources it encounters first when looking for that resource in the following order. Users is the first level searched in the system when looking for resources. If the item required is found at this level…
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The many layers of macOS1m 48s
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Multi-domain system admin2m 5s
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Kernel extensions and system extensions1m 35s
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What is a plist file?2m 56s
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The startup process2m 33s
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Modifying the startup process2m 46s
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Using Safe Mode1m 57s
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Backing up2m 24s
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Installing macOS2m 21s
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Creating an OS install device3m
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