MacOS ⁽¹⁾

Something leaks here, not always, just sometimes when the autotuner has an issue. RF gets into the Bluetooth stuff in the Mac and it goes mad. The net result is the cursor moves very sporadically making it very hard to maneuver the cursor. In the past I have resorted to rebooting the Mac - switching Bluetooth off and on is a no-go because I only have a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse so I'd not be able to turn it back on. Helpfully, the current MacOS knows this and won't let me turn it off anyway. So I reboot. However, yesterday I had the other systems turned on with MMSSTV and wsjt-x running on them so rebooting the Mac would have been rather awkward given I use Barrier to control the other systems via the Mac. So a bit of searching turned up a simple console (terminal) command 'sudo pkill bluetoothd' which did the trick. Apple has info at https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-250003311 One to remember but YMMV of course... also, serves me right for letting RF in the shack in the first place.