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Well, it makes total sense in one way - ENTER toggles name editing. After you change a file name, you press ENTER to 'save' the new name and finish editing. Tha
by yesenadam 5y ago
Well, it makes total sense in one way - ENTER toggles name editing. After you change a file name, you press ENTER to 'save' the new name and finish editing. That seems logical, I think. So why not have the same key to start editing the name too? In the way PLAY/STOP are usually the same button etc.
- LocalPCGuy 5y agoBecause, as was mentioned, in every other context/OS, that is not what Enter does?
- yesenadam 5y agoMy question was rhetorical. Sorry I wasn't clearer.
- rubyist5eva 5y agoAlso, you use cod+down to open a file. Just like you use cmd+down to enter a directory. You’re going “down” into the directory (to view its content), and if you go “down” into the file it should be opened with its default application (to view its content). Alternatively, cmd+down “activates” the directory so you want the same shortcut to “activate” files.