Re:KDE runs on the Apple M2 (with full GPU acceleration)
by kitsunesoba on Friday November 25, 2022 @06:33PM
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> Why is there no straight forward way to browse the actual file path in Finder, when a shortcut allows to copy it?
In Finder, selecting View > Show Path Bar will place a persistent path bar on each window. Additionally command clicking the proxy icon that appears when hovering over finder titlebars will open a path menu (and also works in any application with a proxy icon in its titlebar).
To go to a path, select Go > Go to Folder… or tap Command-Shift-G. This can be rebound to a more convenient shortcut in System (Preferences|Settings) > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts.
Command-Option-C will copy the path of the currently selected item to the clipboard.
In Finder, selecting View > Show Path Bar will place a persistent path bar on each window. Additionally command clicking the proxy icon that appears when hovering over finder titlebars will open a path menu (and also works in any application with a proxy icon in its titlebar).
To go to a path, select Go > Go to Folder… or tap Command-Shift-G. This can be rebound to a more convenient shortcut in System (Preferences|Settings) > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts.
Command-Option-C will copy the path of the currently selected item to the clipboard.