Add fact to display the current user's full name #9
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I'm using this fact to display the current user's full name by using your 'mac_current_user' fact as a variable. As an example: 'mac_current_user' = paulgalow 'mac_current_user_full_name' = Paul Galow As I'm using your great collection of Mac facts I'd like to propose adding this fact. I'm successfully running this on Puppet v5.3.2 with Facter v3.9.2 (server side) and on macOS 10.12.6 and 10.13.1 (client side). Perhaps this is useful to anyone else.
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I'm using this fact to display the current user's full name by using your 'mac_current_user' fact as a variable. As an example:
As I'm using your great collection of Mac facts I'd like to propose adding this fact. I'm successfully running this on Puppet v5.3.2 with Facter v3.9.2 (server side) and on macOS 10.12.6 and 10.13.1 (client side).
Perhaps this is useful to anyone else.