I was wondering if it were possible to lock a Application through Mac Terminal. I know there's a way to lock files, using chmod a+x 000 'directory', but it never worked with an Application. What I mean is, I can still run and use the Application freely. If I must delete the application instead, please tell me because rm is for specific files and there is no way to delete a directory as far as I know. (rm -rmdir doesn't work).Thanks for the help,   Jack
Lock a Application Through Terminal
shell;terminal;osx;application;lock
@Michael Homer answered my question. The code is:sudo chmod a-x /Applications/'Whatever Application'The code works perfectly and the Application cannot be opened.