DMG
DMG (noun) means a macOS file that behaves like a disk: opening one makes its contents appear as a mounted drive on the desktop, from which software is usually installed by dragging the application into the Applications folder. Such files normally end in .dmg. Example: “Open the DMG and drag the app icon across to Applications.”
How to use DMG
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA Mac file that opens like a pretend disk, usually so you can install a program from it.
Technical, specific to Apple systems. Written in capitals, or lower case as the extension .dmg.
Fill the gap
Can you complete this real example?
Open the _____ and drag the app icon across to Applications.
Etymology
A shortening of disk image.