Keeping Applications Running on macOS with launchd

<p>In the world of macOS, <code>launchd</code> serves as the kingpin of process management. It’s what boots your system, launches apps, and even keeps them running when they unexpectedly quit. Imagine you're using a remote-access application, like AnyDesk, and need it to stay running constantly. Here's where <code>launchd</code> becomes invaluable. This article will guide you through harnessing the power of <code>launchd</code> to achieve this persistent application run state.</p> <h2>Understanding launchd</h2> <p>Apple introduced <code>launchd</code> as a unified and consistent framework for managing processes on macOS. It can start, stop, and manage daemons, applications, processes, and scripts. Two primary domains exist:</p> <p><a href="https://mark-sowell.medium.com/keeping-applications-running-on-macos-with-launchd-f8018537ca08"><strong>Visit Now</strong></a></p>