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Useful Tips for Managing Sets in Stage Manager on macOS
Stage Manager is a powerful tool for managing windows, but some actions can feel clunky. For instance, bring a specific window to the current stage by dragging it from the side can be awkward process. Fortunately, there is a more efficient way to control a set in Stage Manager. Adding a Window to Current Stage…
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How to monitor live log updates from a service on Linux
Commands like service SERVICE_NAME status and journalctl -xe are useful for checking a service’s current status or its latest logs. However, the output is a static snapshot. And it only shows at the moment the command is run and doesn’t update automatically. These are different from a command like tail -f, which updates continuously. Fortunately,…
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How to quickly open the hidden Dock on macOS
Enabling Automatically hide and show the dock in System Settings > Desktop & Dock is a way to great way to gain more screen space. The default delay when the dock appears, however, can hinder productivity. Fortunately, It’s possible to reduce or even completely eliminate this animation delay. How? To fully disable the delay: To…
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Running a shortcut via command line (Terminal) on macOS
You can execute any of your macOS Shortcuts directly from the command line. This allows for scripting possibilities, enabling you to integrate shell scripts and automations. Basic Command Structure For this to work, you must use the exact name of the shortcut as it appears in the Shortcuts app. For instance, if the action name…
