Sometimes Finder simply won't show certain files, and you need to do a mv from terminal to another folder, where you can see them in finder.
Sometimes Finder simply won't show certain files, and you need to do a mv from terminal to another folder, where you can see them in finder.
thanks !
cmd + shift + g, to go to any directory.
browsing the menu bar for keyboard shortcuts is useful.
- If this is where you most commonly want to get to, Finder => Preferences… => General => New Finder windows show <home directory>. All new Finder windows will open there automatically from now on.
- If you leave the above setting on its default, new Finder windows open ~/Documents. Hit ⌘↑. Or if you have the path bar switched on (View => Show Path Bar), double-click your home directory in the path bar.
- Drag it into the sidebar or go to Finder => Preferences… => Sidebar and tick your home directory.
- Drag it into the dock.
I am quite comfortable dropping to a terminal to run `ag` but this shouldn’t be necessary. Such wasted potential in a GUI file manager and seemingly no chance it’ll ever be improved.