How-To guides for Mac users

How to Fix ‘sudo apt-get command not found’ on Your Mac

The command 'sudo apt-get' is used for installing, upgrading, or removing software packages. While executing this command in the Terminal window, you have probably encountered the line 'sudo apt-get command not found.' That means the command 'apt-get' is not accessible on macOS, as it's only specific to some varieties of Linux. Fortunately, macOS has a few alternatives that work the same as the APT. You can choose between Homebrew and MacPorts.

What Do The Mac Keyboard Symbols Mean? How to Customize Shortcuts And Change Your Mac Keyboard Layout?

Macs are relatively easy to use and are quite intuitive. Still, as a new Mac user, you're most likely confused about what most of the symbols mean when looking at your Mac's keyboard. And you may wonder why some of them look the way they look.

What To Do When Your Mac Doesn’t Start-Up?

Macs are one of the best computers in the market. Many users swear on their quality and longevity compared to other brands. So it can be quite frustrating when your Mac won't start as you lose access to your files and can't work on your projects.

The Risks Of Downloading Cracked Combo Cleaner Software

Downloading cracked or copied software has become a norm as billions of dollars worth of pirated software programs are downloaded every year. Most people don't even think of the harm that it can do to their computers, as nothing is for free. Almost all pirated software is infected with malware (malicious software), such as viruses and hijackers, that can access your information and use it for personal or professional use.

8 Ways You Can Fix Finder When It's Not Responding

Finder is a crucial part of macOS, it can get frustrating when it stops responding and disturbs your workflow. There are several main reasons why Finder can stop responding. One of the reasons is when Finder configurations get corrupted, which might cause it to be unresponsive.

Fix Error Code -43 When Relocating/Deleting Files On Mac

Sometimes error code 43, associated with file transfer issues on Mac devices, will pop up. This error code may occur when you delete a file, move it to the Trash, move files from one folder to another, or transfer files from or to a USB drive. It can also be related to incompatible file name characters. The best way to avoid error 43 would be to rename your files and avoid symbols in general.