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And requires you to jump through non-obvious hoops to make "hidden" files and folders visible.
by Consultant32452 7y ago
And requires you to jump through non-obvious hoops to make "hidden" files and folders visible.
- twodayslate 7y agoCommand + Shift + Period to show hidden files. To show extensions you can enable the setting in Finder's preferences under Advanced.
- Consultant32452 7y agoYeah, I have to google it every time I want to do this. It should be easy to find. Like maybe right click, show hidden files. Could be in the "View" menu. There's several obvious places it could/should be, but it's not. It's horrible ux.
- mrkstu 7y agoNice, didn't know that one- very handy.
- dreamcompiler 7y agoAnd now ~/Library is invisible by default, so that's yet another thing I have to fix on any new installation.
- sneak 7y agohttps://github.com/sneak/osximage https://github.com/sneak/osximage - i encourage you to snag the user setup scripts from here. the complete nbi building is out of date as it’s fallen out of favor with current releases but the configuration scripts can all still just be batch run on a fresh install to make osx sane.