> 1. Command key requirement keeps you from accidentally deleting files You have the trash can for that. > 2. I actually really like Enter to rename now that

> 1. Command key requirement keeps you from accidentally deleting files You have the trash can for that. > 2. I actually really like Enter to rename now that I’m used to it. Renaming is a common operation in many instances. Agreed, so give it to a key like F2. The most common operation on a file is to open it. Enter should do that. > 6. I’m not sure I’ve seen this behavior. If you have a file with a long name "a_file_with_a_really_very_long_name.txt" will show up as an icon with "a_file_with_a...long_name.txt". Even if you select it, the name will not show. This is very annoying when I have similarly named files with slight differences. > I’d agree that “Finder is just horrible to use for someone who expects Linux- or Windows-like behaviors.” Once you’ve learned it, though, it’s mostly fine and, in my opinion, a bit better overall than Windows Explorer. I think you are right in part. Most of my pain is due to unfamiliarity. However there are a few things that I feel are genuinely horrible, and should be fixed. I think File Manager in Windows is a much better designed app with a very thoughtful attention to features and detail. You can get used to anything, but you shouldn't have to.