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Ugh, well, Terminal. iTerm 2, rather. I barely have need of Finder on a day-to-day basis. When I do use it, it's sufficient for what I need. No major complaint
by scelerat 12y ago
Ugh, well, Terminal. iTerm 2, rather.
I barely have need of Finder on a day-to-day basis. When I do use it, it's sufficient for what I need. No major complaints.
I'm a long time Mac user (since 1984) and the paradigms and shortcuts are ingrained. The current Finder uses a lot of them, so for me predictability around selection and navigation via keyboard is there and I've never really found it lacking. Look in Help for "shortcuts," and google for the same. There are a lot of them, and many are supported throughout the OS and most apps.