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I'm working on some shell scripts to customize OS X to my preferences just by calling one script.
From a lot of native OS X options, script is going to easily import some predefined settings form 3rd party apps if possible.
My question is about Moom. I cannot spot any option to export existing settings (especially keyboard shortcuts) into non-encoded file.
Calling:
$ sudo find -x / -name "Moom"
gives nothing more than:
/Applications/Moom.app/Contents/MacOS/Moom
You can disable the prompt under Finder's Preferences (see picture below):
This might save you some time if you are renaming multiple files. Additionally, you may want to look at Rename. It is a free utility that should serve you well for such simple batch renaming.
Ok, what shell (bash, zsh, ...) are you using? Bash for instance reads .profile in absence of .bash_profile and .bash_login, though of you are NOT using bash as a login shell it will most likely go straight to .bashrc
A similar question was asked on this forum before, and pjmorse added this link:
http://hayne.net/MacDev/Notes/unixFAQ.html#shellStartup
which describes what files are read, and in what order, by a shell in OSX.
Best Answer
You can find Moom app preferences on the following file:
That file is not in clear text. But you can use
plutilto convert and read it in the following way: