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> How did I not know this? Because it isn't obvious, or even really very easy to find.
by michaelcampbell 12y ago
> How did I not know this?
Because it isn't obvious, or even really very easy to find.
- hmcdona1 12y agoTo be fair the average user doesn't ever need to see hidden folders. Who cares what the defaults are, set your Mac up however you want, I'm sure everyone here is plenty capable. Also, people will spend days customizing their Linux systems, but think OS X needs to be exactly the way they want it out of the box. Why is that? I agree the software quality has declined over the past few years, but many people here seem to be nitpicking.
- coliveira 12y agoIf you search "shortcuts for Finder" in your preferred search engine, this is one of the first that will be listed.
- coliveira 12y agoIf you search "shortcuts for Finder" in your preferred search engine, this is one of the first that will be listed.
- Domenic_S 12y agoDude, it's even in the Finder's menu. Go > Go to Folder (⇧⌘G)
- michaelcampbell 12y ago"dude", yes, I know. Once found, nothing is hard to find. But it's shitty UX. You can navigate to folders, except this arbitrary list of them that you can't control, in which case you go somewhere else to navigate to them. And the 3 or 4 ways to view the folders, in (at least) one of them you can't create a new folder, but others you can. Brilliant.