Life is easier with some simple scripting. Grateful for everyone's encouragement and support!
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You can take screenshots different ways on a Mac screen. What comes by default is a shadow effect around a captured window image.
I have been thinking, what are the native system options to safely edit and create new functionality on a Mac keyboard. This led me to creating custom key bindings.
Goal: have a simple shortcut if I want to turn WiFi on or off. Shows how it’s done with Automator and a script.
I ended up with a left over ghost system extension that cannot be removed by any of the usual methods (sudo rm -rf). Here is a way around that so we are not left with things in the system that we don’t need.
Terminal command can pass along an AppleScript command. What if all that is happening inside a Python script?