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I use TotalFinder as a finder replacement. It has a feature called "The Asepsis feature" which will redirect .DS_Store files to /usr/local/.dscache. Quite hand
by alexhawket 15y ago
I use TotalFinder as a finder replacement.
It has a feature called "The Asepsis feature" which will redirect .DS_Store files to /usr/local/.dscache. Quite handy.
- latchkey 15y agoHoly shit, I just bought a copy of this app and I don't even care about .DS_Store files. BEST Finder improvement ever. Thanks!
- ahelwer 15y agoFrom the TotalFinder preferences menu: "The Asepsis feature has been removed from TotalFinder since version 1.3.0 If you are interested in this functionality, please check out a separate project asepsis.binaryage.com. For migration info please read asepsis.binaryage.com#migration."
- alexhawket 15y agoAhh thanks for the tip.. I didn't even realize my TotalFinder has not updated.
- Brajeshwar 15y agoTotalFinder have actually de-coupled Asepsis from it. http://asepsis.binaryage.com/ http://asepsis.binaryage.com/ is a free download.
- specialist 15y agoCame here to say this. Thanks. I love Asepsis. Those .DS_store files really bug me. Because I have to show hidden files to see Eclipse's .project and .classpath files, that means I also have to see the zillion .DS_store files. Stupid, stupid file name choices by Eclipse. (Period prefixes are default hidden on Unix, for all you Windows users.) PS- TotalFinder is great too. Big improvement. PPS- Tried TotalTerminal for a while. It's okay. iTerm2 is enough better that I switched.
- beastmcbeast 15y agoIts worth pointing out that this can cause issues with Xcode 4.2 as described on http://asepsis.binaryage.com/#known-issues http://asepsis.binaryage.com/#known-issues