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Cmd+X is for cutting. You don't "cut" files. Cutting removes the original item, and puts it in a temporary location before pasting it in the new location. Movin
by meindnoch 3y ago
Cmd+X is for cutting. You don't "cut" files. Cutting removes the original item, and puts it in a temporary location before pasting it in the new location. Moving files is not cutting. It's moving.
- justsomehnguy 3y agoIt works for 27 years just fine.
- andrelaszlo 3y agoI get that that's intuitive for you but I think of these operations in text or image editors. If I copy and paste text it's now in two places. If I cut and paste it's moved from one place to the other.
- meindnoch 3y agoYes, that's a mental model you have from using Windows (or Linux, which copied this from Windows) before.