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I think along the same lines, well, not the living in a terminal bit, but have worked with people who would probably be described as neurodiverse that absolutel
by alexdbird 4y ago
I think along the same lines, well, not the living in a terminal bit, but have worked with people who would probably be described as neurodiverse that absolutely hated files moving from the order they'd left them in.
Xcode projects still keep files in the order you leave them in, unless you tell it to sort them. I'd guess 99% of people, like me, sort a group every time they add a file though.
- another2another 4y ago>I'd guess 99% of people, like me, sort a group every time they add a file though. I definitely do, as I find makes it quicker to find stuff as project grows in size. The behaviour of Finder in MacOS (7.1 was my first version) of remembering the position of folders & files I never found that helpful, and in particular it made working on other peoples' machines really hard since you constantly wanted to clean-up or reorder to what made sense to you but didn't want to mess with their preferences (or their particular personal chaos, as it sometimes was).