How to set dark mode appearance to auto in terminal
Solución
The answer is in step 7 and step 9.
Setup git in the
~/Library/Preferences/
folder to determine the incoming changes.cd ~/Library/Preferences/ git init git add . git commit -m "init commit"
- Open System Preferences -> General, change Appearance from Light to Auto. I found only
.GlobalPreferences.plist
has been changed. - Open
.GlobalPreferences.plist
in VSCode with Binary Plist plugin to view plist file as xml syntax. - Copy the
.GlobalPreferences.plist
file content in VSCode and paste to Diffchecker Original Text. - Change Appearance from Auto to Light.
Copy the
.GlobalPreferences.plist
file content in VSCode and paste to Diffchecker Changed Text. I found the diff content is:<key>AppleInterfaceStyleSwitchesAutomatically</key> <true/>
Run the
defaults write
command to set the Appearance to Autodefaults write -g AppleInterfaceStyleSwitchesAutomatically -bool true
- Remove the
.git
in~/Library/Preferences/
- Log out and log in the computer.
- Open System Preferences -> General. You'll see the Appearance is set to Auto.
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