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Anyone figured out how to do that most efficiently? You can't have two "old" co-existign at the same time? I'm using the rename method but struggle each time Wh
by boosteri 3y ago
Anyone figured out how to do that most efficiently? You can't have two "old" co-existign at the same time? I'm using the rename method but struggle each time Which one is better to rename, the old-old or the new-old?
- bombcar 3y agoI'm not sure how I do it since I do it differently each time, but I do see some called "older" so I think I rename the old one then move.
- Wingy 3y agoThis should work in PowerShell on Windows or on other systems with a normal shell as long as your downloads folder is called Downloads and you don’t have a folder called old next to Downloads: mv Downloads old && mkdir Downloads && mv old Downloads This is assuming there aren’t any special permissions/attributes on Downloads
- bombcar 3y agoSome of them seem to have weird things where renaming a directory keeps it still the "downloads" directory - I prefer moving the contents of downloads instead.