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Reporting issues to Adobe is crucial to everyone involved. Adobe needs to know directly from the customer when something is wrong or they are doing something that impacts their organization. And you the IT admin, deserve to be heard.
Its a new year (coming) and it has been a long time since I did an update of OSXPASS. I hadn't made changes pre-Tiger hoping that Apple would come up with a solution and include it with Tiger. But, alas, that didn't happen.
One root-written preference gets macOS updates downloaded past Apple's ramp and installed overnight, with or without DDM, including major upgrades from 26 to 27.
I’m going to ping pong between a few topics here, so to give everyone guideposts, here are the three main topics I’d like to stay with you, dear reader: With 50k people in the MacAdmins Slack, it’s fine if you don’t…
It is commonly said that python tends to be at least the second-best tool to reach for when approaching a task, whereas some of us get by just fine with shell. The lack of a compilation step for scripting languages tends to help us iterate and ship good-enough solutions quickly, and I'll be touching on specific style points for both later.
Since we're talking code, we should come to grips with the ungainly topic of version control itself before going much further, which in 2020 still means git. On this site (~6 years ago!
For the next stop in our journey, we'll review that jolly ol' soul, Santa. It's a system for either monitoring what apps are launched and blacklisting the ones you decide are bad, or locking down a macOS computer to only run the ones you've whitelisted.
You've read the Mule, you've read Ars, and folks like Mactracker have gone out and moved their feed to https like good citizens. But what about those old, abandoned apps we still want to keep using? Well, this is why it's called risk management and not fire-proofing.
Archived copy: The Frogor 45, Episode 1 - The Wrong Ocean by The AFP548.com Podcast (SoundCloud)The Frogor 45, Episode 1 - The Wrong Ocean by The AFP548.com Podcast by The AFP548.com Podcast; archived 2026-10-21. It's great to be back.
It’s been a long-standing goal of mine to help people get started making their own recipes for autopkg, which was recently spurred on by revisiting my previously-discussed recipeGenerationUtils.
