This document shows how to install Unexpectedly from the disk image you've downloaded or fetched via other means.

• Intel or Apple Silicon based Mac

• macOS 10.13 or later

To manually install Unexpectedly on a Mac running macOS Mojave or later, follow these instructions:

An installation package of Unexpectedly is available here. It makes it possible to install this software on a remote computer. Depending on the version of macOS you're running, there are two possible methods for remote installation:

1	Download the installation package at this link.
2	Copy the Unexpectedly.pkg distribution to the remote computer. Note: If no file sharing services (SMB, AFP, etc.) are running on the remote computer, you will have to physically move to the computer to make the copy and run the installation.
3	Connect to the remote computer using ssh (or telnet).
4	Move to the directory where the Unexpectedly.pkg distribution has been copied.
5	Type the following command: $ sudo /usr/sbin/installer -pkg Unexpectedly.pkg -target /
6	Press Return.

Apple Remote Desktop (ARD) is a "suite of desktop management tools, enabling administrators to manage networks of macOS system from a central location". Amongst other things, it allows you to remotely install packages or metapackages.

Read page 109 of chapter 8 of the ARD documentation to learn how to perform a remote installation of packages.

To uninstall Unexpectedly: