Re:Why doesn't OSX Finder have a proper tree view?
by marssaxman on Saturday June 16, 2012 @02:37PM
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Yes, this exactly: MFS was a flat file system, and folders were just a UI convention implemented by the Finder. Folders could be arbitrarily nested, but only one file could have a certain name per disk. Given that a disk contained at most 400K this was not much of a practical limitation.
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