I’ve been using this in Monterey well, but now in Ventura terminal keeps reverting to showing the man pages for networkQuality instead of gathering data to denote quality of network. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to set terminal to show data rather than man pages when I enter ‘networkQuality s’
Thank you for your thoughts.
What happens if you type /usr/bin/networkquality ?
Does /usr/bin show up in the output of the echo $path command?
The proper syntax is “networkquality -s”. The command is seeing your unprefixed “s” as an unknown operand (my guess) and respnding with the help.
Both “networkquality” and “networkquality -s” work on my M1 MBP running Ventura 13.4.1.
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Yes, I agree. That sounds like the solution. I assumed (and we know what happens when one assumes) that the original poster simply made a typo and left off the dash in their post.
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Yes, it is working now with just ‘network quality’ or ‘networkQuality’ or network quality -s. Appreciate the input. Not sure why it started working all of a sudden on new M2 MBAir15. Best.