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You mean Finder. Well Finder hides all files beginning with a dot by default. And in a Terminal the `ls` command also hides all such files by default, which is
by kccqzy 11mo ago
You mean Finder. Well Finder hides all files beginning with a dot by default. And in a Terminal the `ls` command also hides all such files by default, which is a behavior mandated by POSIX.
- 1718627440 11mo agoI mean the graphical equivalent of `tar --list --file`. tar doesn't hide files beginning with a dot and neither does my graphical file roller (Engrampa).