Oct 6, 2017 Mac 中文版
MacOS already provides an elegant and simple way to install applications. However, in some specific cases, we still need to install .dmg via command line. Thus, this article is about how to do it in 4 steps.
It’s very easy to achieve the goal. All we have to do is to mount the .dmg file and copy all files to a folder, and then unmount the .dmg file. Ok, let’s mount the disk image:
sudo hdiutil attach [disk-image-name].dmg
Enter into the mount volume:
cd /Volumes/[disk-image-name]
Then, copy entire .app folder to /Applications folder:
sudo cp -rf [app-name].app /Applications
Finally, unmount the disk image:
sudo hdiutil detach /Volumes/[disk-image-name]
That’s it. Now, you should be able to use the application.
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