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Batch renaming files in Finder.[1] It's quite useful and one of the few GUI-based looping operations that takes me less time than fat-fingering the shell incant
by baryphonic 6y ago
Batch renaming files in Finder.[1] It's quite useful and one of the few GUI-based looping operations that takes me less time than fat-fingering the shell incantation.
[1] https://osxdaily.com/2015/05/28/batch-rename-files-mac-os-x-finder/ https://osxdaily.com/2015/05/28/batch-rename-files-mac-os-x-...
- SPBS 6y agowhat the hell that's really useful. I used to open emacs (I'm a vim user) just for the bulk rename
- Sirened 6y agoWhat in the world, that's been here the entire time? I've been looking up how to do it in bash every time I've needed to do it. It's so strange how macOS has this appearance of simplicity but just below the surface you have stuff like this
- K7PJP 6y agoNo, it was added in OS X 10.10 Yosemite. Before that you needed to either use Terminal or "A Better Finder Rename" which still offers more options than Finder, including the use of metadata to rename your files.
- stjohnswarts 6y agoso awesome for renaming photos.