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macOS 11.4 , Alacritty 0.8.0 installed from homebrew 3.2.5 , although this should not matter because the question is mostly related to macOS UI.
What I want to do is something equivalent to Terminal.app's right click on icon > New Window sort of thing; Alacritty does not support windows.
On Linux, I'm used to launching new instance of alacritty with background option in dmenu.
On a mac, what would a similar action look like ?
I think pressing command + N does the trick
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As the title says the error is "terminals database is inaccessible":
» clear
terminals database is inaccessible
macOS Monterey 12.4
Issue only occurs under tmux + zsh and googling hasn't helped.
You can try to configure the default terminal to xterm by adding
set -g default-terminal xterm-256color
to your ~/.tmux.conf
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I have macOS 1Password v8.7.1 and 1Password for Safari v2.3.5, but the extension won't show up in Safari Preferences. M1 MBP. Both 1P apps apps launch and the macOS app seems to work OK.
Works on my Intel iMac, but not on M1 MBP. Used to work but lately not.
Is there something to delete to make it reset?
Use this command in the terminal
PATH=/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Frameworks/LaunchServices.framework/Support:"$PATH"
lsregister -f /Applications/Safari.app
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Is there any way that I can run Xcode or even OS X on my computer
see my specs of my PC About My Chrome OS
Thanks alot,
(I'll appreciate any answer)!
Not legally... But you could install Linux on your Chromebook, and code in a different language, or use CodeAnywhere (or anouther online IDE like it) to write in many other languages.
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Above is my latest gripe with OSX 10.10. It just started today. I've already restarted and still cannot get past this. Has anyone experienced this or does anyone know how to solve it?
This is what it looks like on my dock ->
Are you sure that's not an older version of Terminal? Have you tried running it from the Utilities folder?
To see where the targets are for the items in your dock, hold command while clicking them.
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I want to take screen shoot from windows that is installed on macbook there is no PrintScreen button on macbook as it is on laptops.
Question is better on the Super Users stack. But to answer your question, try using the on-screen keyboard and pressing the prnt scrn button on that.
On screen keyboard can be found in the accessibility options from control panel.