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Funny that. I use OSX, Windows and Linux daily. Most of my time is spent on OSX, then Windows, then Linux (not daily linux though, I lied - every few days). I
by Keyframe 10y ago
Funny that. I use OSX, Windows and Linux daily. Most of my time is spent on OSX, then Windows, then Linux (not daily linux though, I lied - every few days).
I like preview feature in Finder. It's awesome and I wish every OS had that. Apart from that, Finder must be the only thing that really bothers me on OSX. That and whatever equivalent comes with Fedora/XFCE and Windows Explorer. They are all complete garbage compared to Total Commander. It might be my early exposure to NC and DirOpus, back in the day, but everything else is just magnitudes slower to use.
I understand for 'normal' users, something like TC would be hard to use compared to finder/explorer, but for the rest of us I can't understand why would you use anything else.
- rsync 10y ago"I like preview feature in Finder. It's awesome and I wish every OS had that." Agreed - the space-bar convention for quick preview and browsing through files is really, really useful. In fact, it's so nice that I can't believe it's still there in a not-yet-wrecked form. Give it some time.