You don't like the arrow in aliases? Well take it off

Carlos Sánchez

I read in Applesfera how to remove the alias arrow and the truth is that I am glad to have discovered that they can be removed in a simple way, since despite being useful to know if we are dealing with an alias or a file, they are really ugly and not They are very consistent with the aesthetics of the operating system.

To eliminate them we have to run these two commands in the Terminal:

cd /System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources
sudo mv AliasBadgeIcon.icns AliasBadgeIcon_off.icns

Restart and go. Don't forget that they are two different instructions, not just one.


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  1.   alberto said
    ago 14 years

    Hello, I try to do it, and when I write the second command, it appears in the terminal «Password», and it does not let me write anything as password.

    Does anyone feel the same?

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