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@coldtea already pointed out some tips, but some others to note: > - There's no (?) way to keep everything consistently sorted and aligned Press CMD-J to open

@coldtea already pointed out some tips, but some others to note: > - There's no (?) way to keep everything consistently sorted and aligned Press CMD-J to open up the visual option, you can auto group and sort, snap to grid (unsorted), choose a default view. > - No "parent folder"... You can either press CMD-UpArrow or just right click on the title bar to see all the folders above it. > It has less cool features (no tabs for instance) but is so much better to actually use. Windows Explorer is also missing column view, which is a much faster way to navigate the file system completely with the keyboard. I'm often frustrated in Windows Explorer just trying to move around directories.

throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
> Press CMD-J to open up the visual option, you can auto group and sort, snap to grid (unsorted), choose a default view. I found this menu but missed the "default view" button, thanks! It still boggles my mind that "non aligned on the grid" is the default though. It's a mess.
- mthoms 5y ago
  >It still boggles my mind that "non aligned on the grid" is the default though. It's a mess. This infuriates me every time. This should be the default for the desktop (maybe) and absolutely no where else.
mcguire 5y ago
"Press CMD-J" It's amazing how far Emacs has penetrated UI design.