dmg: Disk image file - .dmg: Disk image file used to install or run macOS applications. Double-click the .dmg, drag the app to the Applications folder, and eject the disk image., .pkg: Installer package - .pkg: Installer package for complex applications that require installation scripts.Double-click the .pkg file and follow the installation wizard., app: Application file - .app: Application file typically stored in the Applications folder.Directly run .app files without installation (e.g., portable apps)., App Store - Centralized location to download and install applications.Includes automatic updates and security checks., Uninstallation Process - Drag the application from the Applications folder to the Trash or use an uninstaller if provided., Apple ID and Corporate Restrictions - Apple ID: Required for accessing the App Store, iCloud, and other Apple services. Corporate Restrictions: Managed via Mobile Device Management (MDM) tools to enforce policies, restrict certain features, or install required apps., Antivirus - Install reputable antivirus software for added protection despite macOS's built-in security features., Updates/Patches - Regularly check for updates via System Preferences > Software Update to ensure security and performance., Displays - Adjust resolution, brightness, and arrangement of multiple monitors., Networks - Configure Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and VPN connections., Printers and Scanners - Add and manage connected or network printers and scanners., Privacy - Control permissions for apps accessing data like location, microphone, or camera., Accessibility - Features like VoiceOver, Zoom, and dictation for users with disabilities., Multiple Desktops - Use Mission Control to create and manage multiple virtual desktops for organization., Mission Control - Provides an overview of all open windows and desktops. Access it using gestures or the F3 key., Keychain - Built-in password manager for storing secure credentials, Spotlight - Universal search tool to find files, applications, and perform quick calculations or conversions., iCloud - Cloud storage for syncing files, photos, and app data across Apple devices., Gestures - Use multi-touch gestures on a trackpad for navigation (e.g., swiping between desktops, pinch to zoom)., Finder - File management tool to browse and organize files and folders., Remote Disc - Access optical drives shared from other Macs or PCs., Dock - Quick access to frequently used applications, folders, and minimized windows.,

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