Re:RavynOS – Finesse of macOS, freedom of FreeBSD
by solardev on Wednesday August 17, 2022 @03:30AM
(#32493366)
Mac has a different workflow for this. You copy and then "paste and move" at the destination, instead of the standard cut. But same result.
Re:RavynOS – Finesse of macOS, freedom of FreeBSD
by dolmen on Wednesday August 17, 2022 @03:57AM
(#32493562)
I was used to Ctrl+X, Ctrl+V to move files on Windows.
What is the shortcut for "paste and move"?
Re:RavynOS – Finesse of macOS, freedom of FreeBSD
by gield on Wednesday August 17, 2022 @04:10AM
(#32493653)
⌘+C for copy
⌘+V for paste
⌘+⇧+V for paste and move
Re:RavynOS – Finesse of macOS, freedom of FreeBSD
by philkrylov on Wednesday August 17, 2022 @05:45AM
(#32494183)
thanks!
Re:RavynOS – Finesse of macOS, freedom of FreeBSD
by JacobSeated on Thursday August 18, 2022 @03:37AM
(#32506482)
You have to press and hold the option key while the context menu is open. It is just inconvenient compared to other systems.
Re:RavynOS – Finesse of macOS, freedom of FreeBSD
by solardev on Thursday August 18, 2022 @10:52AM
(#32510495)
Agreed. I hate it too.
Re:RavynOS – Finesse of macOS, freedom of FreeBSD
by JacobSeated on Thursday August 18, 2022 @03:32AM
(#32506442)
I find the Mouse is typically more convenient for cut on files, unless I happen to have my other hand on the keyboard. The shortcut keys on mac are often a two, three or even four combination whereas on GNU/Linux or Windows it will be a one or two-key operation.
The way Mac handles copying and pasting text is also horrendous, because it also copies the styling, something I actually never need to do. The way to paste text without styling is a horrendous long, and inconvenient keyboard combo.
Other system does that too, but it is just less often an issue. Typically what I do instead is I have a plain text window open, paste my text in that, then copy it again, and finally paste it in the intended destination. It is piss annoying
Luckily macos is extensible so you can create your own service for that.