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> Too bad its first letter collides with Desktop, Downloads and Documents, all of which cannot be removed. For a "clean" home directory I started to visible hi
by ttepasse 4y ago
> Too bad its first letter collides with Desktop, Downloads and Documents, all of which cannot be removed.
For a "clean" home directory I started to visible hide default folders I have no interest in:
chflags hidden ~/Music
Still available in the shell or in the Finder with the ⇧⌘. shortcut but out of the way in normal use. Return to normal with the flag nohidden. Although Documents and Desktop seem to be a special case because of the iCloud shenanigans. I seem to have hidden them in the past, but can’t unhide them. :/
- Maursault 4y ago> For a "clean" home directory I started to visible hide default folders I have no interest in: > chflags hidden ~/Music I sort of do the opposite. I hide any folders I add to the home directory chflags hidden ~/bin chflags hidden ~/Applications chflags hidden ~/sandbox so that in the unlikely event anyone sees my home directory, there is absolutely nothing interesting about it. "This looks like a clean install. Nothing to see here."
- mattl 4y agoWhere do you keep your music?
- raldi 4y agoWho keeps music?
- mattl 4y agoThere’s dozens of us
- jrochkind1 4y agome too! we should all meet for a beer sometime.