Multiple Desktops, Feature that allows you to setup multiple desktop environments and switch between them at will using Mission Control., Mission Control, Used to manage/swap between multiple desktops., Keychain, Stores login credentials in the cloud., Spotlight, Used to search an entire Mac for a file, pic, etc., iCloud, Proprietary cloud storage solution developed by apple., iMessage, Text message feature of MacOS., FaceTime, Video calling feature of the MacOS., iCloud Drive, Cloud file storage application., Gestures, Describes the special trackpad inputs the user can make to trigger specific actions. Can be customized., Finder, Default file management app., Dock, The area of the desktop where apps are stored., Continuity, Features that enables you to handoff tasks from mac to iPhone., Disk Utility, Used to repair hard drive issues., FileVault, Enables full drive encryption. MacOS equivalent of BitLocker., Terminal, Default command line interface in the MacOS., Force Quit, Action used to close an app that is not responding., DMG file, App file extension. Files of this type must be added to the applications folder during the installation process., PKG file, App file extension. Files of this type require the user to perform additional setup/configuration during the installation process., App file, App file extension. A bundled app that runs without any additional setup steps/intervention from the user., App Store, Default app store in the MacOS., Rapid Security Response updates, Small security focused updates that can be removed., Closed-Source OS, OS whose source-code cannot be modified by end-users., Time Machine, Application used to create local backups all data stored on Mac. Requires an external hard drive., System Preferences, Used to configure various settings in MacOS., Apple ID, Required to use iCloud, download apps, continuity., /Applications Folder, The default location for all installed apps in MacOS., /Users Folder, Contains folders associated with each user profile on a Mac., /Users Shared Folder, The folder used to shared data between users., /Library Folder, Contains fonts, drivers, etc. used by MacOS., /System Folder, Contains MacOS.
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1.8: Features and Tools of MacOS
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