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>> There's no easy way to cut a file/folder (Cmd-x doesn't work Cmd-opt-V will move the previously copied folder/file. I find this behavior superior to having
by cpleppert 5y ago
>> There's no easy way to cut a file/folder (Cmd-x doesn't work
Cmd-opt-V will move the previously copied folder/file. I find this behavior superior to having to decide whether to cut/copy a file to select it. Instead, you choose the operation when it is time to actually move or copy. You can also copy a file to multiple locations in combination with a move.
Cmd-up moves to the parent folder.
You have lots of sort and aligning options that are accessible in keyboard shortcuts. Column browser doesn’t have a good windows equivalent for example. Alt or double clicking the bottom bar adjusts the width of all panes or auto adjusts the selected one. So I’m never in a situation where some file name is cut off even in very deep hierarchies.
- m007850 5y agoSo many people don't know about this. macOS' cut/paste behaviour is far superior for the reasons you state.