![]() ![]() ![]() After all, many programs can run perfectly from their disk image, and disk images don’t always explain the “drag-to-Applications” step. When I was migrating from Windows, I had no clue this last step was required. This process is very different from Windows’ installer-lead process and can lead to misadventures for new macOS users. ![]() From there, users drag and drop the image’s contents into the Applications directory to install new apps on their Macs. When you double-click on the dmg, it mounts (or, more properly, attaches), revealing its contents in the Finder. ![]() Easily identifiable by their disk-on-paper icon, the “dmg” extension stands for disk image. When you download a new program for your Mac, it often comes with a “.dmg” file.
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