Re:How Intuitive Are Macs Really?
by throwaddzuzxd on Monday May 24, 2021 @12:08PM
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>How it hides files and directories, doesn't show extensions, etc.
Finder does that too. I didn't list it because it can be configured, which is IMO a sensible default for standard users.
>But there's one thing it gets right: it shows you where you are, and you can edit that to go anywhere.
YES! Finder allows to display a breadcrumb at the bottom, but the simplest way to go anywhere is Cmd+Shift+G. It sucks as a shortcut, and even then it's inferior to Explorer.
Finder does that too. I didn't list it because it can be configured, which is IMO a sensible default for standard users.
>But there's one thing it gets right: it shows you where you are, and you can edit that to go anywhere.
YES! Finder allows to display a breadcrumb at the bottom, but the simplest way to go anywhere is Cmd+Shift+G. It sucks as a shortcut, and even then it's inferior to Explorer.