1. Reboot into recovery mode - hold Command-R while restarting 2. Open Terminal 3. Type 'csrutil disable' 4. Restart 5. Open Terminal 6. Type 'sudo mount -uw /'
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Just installed Mac OS Catalina and really annoyed by all the junk @apple apps that you can't uninstall? Apple has made it really hard to do in this version, but there's a way 
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7. Delete those pesky apps using the Terminal - e.g., 'sudo rm -rf /System/Applications/Books.app'. The easiest way is to go into the Terminal, type 'sudo rm -rf ', go back to the Finder, select all the apps you want to delete and drag them into the terminal window [...]
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[...] Press Return, and *poof*. If you want to hide the apps instead of uninstalling them, then do 'sudo chflags hidden [apps]' instead. 8. Restart 9. Enjoy the clean look
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Bonus tip - if you hide the apps instead of uninstalling, use the ‘Command-Shift-.’ to turn on/off invisible files.
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Sounds like buying a windows box in the 00s -- first task -- clean away all the bloatware. Sad
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Yup. And they even added a few extras in this round - just for good measure!
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