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> A simple example, but which pains me near-daily, is the creation of folders in the modern Finder. After typing cmd+shift+N, I often must wait an amount of tim
by sgt 8y ago
> A simple example, but which pains me near-daily, is the creation of folders in the modern Finder. After typing cmd+shift+N, I often must wait an amount of time that must be on the order of several hundred milliseconds before typing the name of the folder (if I don't wait, the first couple characters I type will be missing from the folder's name, which is yet another time-sink to go back and fix the missing characters). And this is on an iMac Pro!
That is very odd. I tried this a few times now on my 4 year old MacBook Pro and it was instantaneous each time. No delay. I wonder what may be causing the delay on your side. iMac Pro is after all absolutely state of the art.
- peterburkimsher 8y agoWhich version of macOS is on your 4 year old MacBook Pro? I noticed a difference between Mavericks and El Capitan. SSD upgrades require a newer OS though, and I'm weighing up the inconveniences of older versions of Mac OS compared to Linux.
- sgt 8y agoCurrently on High Sierra 10.13.5 (17F77) I only upgraded to High Sierra a month ago, and it was probably good that I waited, as I've seen no negative consequences so far. It's lightning fast, even with APFS and the other changes it brought.
- masklinn 8y agoFWIW I absolutely see that issue on a 2010 MBP running Cap'. If I quickly type M-S-n "foo" I end up with either a folded called "untitled folder" in edition mode (all selected) or a folder called "o" in edition mode (caret at end).