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Mac installs vim and bash by default but seeing their configuration files in Finder is spooky and not normal? It's not a terribly convincing argument that there
by fnord123 6y ago
Mac installs vim and bash by default but seeing their configuration files in Finder is spooky and not normal? It's not a terribly convincing argument that there should be no context menu in the Open File dialog window for showing/hiding hidden files.
- yagya 6y agoWell, they switched to zsh, but yeah.
- zepto 6y agoThere is no GUI version of Vim or Bash provided. They are expected to be used via the command line, where hidden files can be seen just as they can on any other Unix.
- saagarjha 6y agoWhat fraction of Mac users do you think have every used vim or bash, let alone even opened Terminal.app? Or even know that it exists?
- happymellon 6y agoAs a Mac user who uses command prompts all day every day, I don't open Terminal.app.