Wholesale Customizing macOS Sierra: Fantastic Tricks, Tweaks, Hacks, Secret Commands, & Hidden Features - Paperback

by Tom Magrini (Author) Customizing macOS Sierra is the 5th book in the best-selling Customizing macOS and OS X series. This new edition of Customizing macOS is better than ever with over 400 fantastic tweaks, hacks, secret commands, & hidden features. Hundreds of illustrations help guide you in personalizing your macOS Sierra user experience. Like previous OS X releases, macOS Sierra lets you completely personalize your user experience, fine-tuning various aspects of the operating system to transform how you interact with it. Learn how to completely personalize your Mac, customizing every aspect of macOS Sierra to make it more closely match your personal computing style and help you become more productive and efficient. You will learn how to tinker and tweak macOS, bending it to your every will and squeezing every last drop of performance out of your Mac. Customizing macOS Sierra shows you how to completely customize your user experience until your Mac has its own unique look and feel. You don't need to be an Apple genius to customize macOS. Learn how you can safely and quickly customize and personalize macOS Sierra. Why customize your Mac and macOS Sierra? Well, because you can. It's that simple. Author Biography Tom Magrini is the author of 5 books in the Customizing macOS and OS X series, which teach Mac users to completely customize their macOS experience with hundreds of tweaks, hacks, secret commands, and hidden features. Tom's books teach Mac users how to customize macOS to give their Macs their own unique and personal look and feel. Tom is an information technology professional with over 30 years experience as an engineer and senior manager. He has worked with Macs since 1984 and still fondly remembers his first Apple Macintosh computer with its 8 MHz Motorola 68000 processor, 9-inch 512 x 342 pixel black-and-white screen, 128 kB of RAM, and built-in 400 kB 31/2-inch floppy drive. Tom also worked with NeXT computers and the NeXTStep operating system, the forerunner to Apple's macOS. And yes, Tom has crossed over to the dark side and has worked extensively with Windows-based PCs. During the work week, Tom is a busy IT director, leading a team of IT professionals who maintain two data centers and the network, telephony, server, storage, operating systems, and security infrastructure for a large city. Tom has taught programming, operating systems, Cisco Networking Academy, and wireless technology courses as a Computer Information Systems professor at two colleges.