# Macintosh

- [My Apps](https://blog.azagra.dev/macintosh/my-apps.md)
- [Configurar shell bash por defecto](https://blog.azagra.dev/macintosh/configurar-shell-bash-por-defecto.md)
- [Habilitar Bash Completion](https://blog.azagra.dev/macintosh/habilitar-bash-completion.md)
- [Instalar Pyenv](https://blog.azagra.dev/macintosh/instalar-pyenv.md)
- [Habilitar el "chime sound" en los nuevos Mac's](https://blog.azagra.dev/macintosh/habilitar-el-chime-sound-en-los-nuevos-macs.md)
- [Reset NVRAM en un Macintosh](https://blog.azagra.dev/macintosh/reset-nvram-en-un-macintosh.md)
- [Reset PMU en un PowerBook G4](https://blog.azagra.dev/macintosh/reset-pmu-en-un-powerbook-g4.md)
- [Solucionar el parpadeo de Netflix en Safari a pantalla completa](https://blog.azagra.dev/macintosh/solucionar-el-parpadeo-de-netflix-en-safari-a-pantalla-completa.md)


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