On windows it was easy to find startup.exe and set it as a login item so the computer would shutdown on startup.
Well I have a computer illiterate friend who has a Mac and I wanted to pull this April fools day prank on them.
I've been looking up python and bash commands for an hour or so trying to create a "Run Shell command" workflow, then run the workflow on start up. Problem is the code doesn't work, or when you run the workflow it doesn't actually cause a system shutdown.
Is there an easier way to do this? I've looked through System>Library for anything similar to shutdown.exe and can't find anything.
Could I run boot.efi or bootX on startup to create a login loop or something?
Suggestions appreciated!
Well I have a computer illiterate friend who has a Mac and I wanted to pull this April fools day prank on them.
I've been looking up python and bash commands for an hour or so trying to create a "Run Shell command" workflow, then run the workflow on start up. Problem is the code doesn't work, or when you run the workflow it doesn't actually cause a system shutdown.
Is there an easier way to do this? I've looked through System>Library for anything similar to shutdown.exe and can't find anything.
Could I run boot.efi or bootX on startup to create a login loop or something?
Suggestions appreciated!