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A Better Finder?

Posted by michael on from the falling-on-deaf-ears dept.

Build6 writes "Ars Technica opens today with another one of their deeply-thought-out articles relating to MacOS X issues, pointing out another thing which the old MacOS had and the current one doesn't."

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  1. Evil bit support by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Funny

    pointing out another thing which the old MacOS had and the current one doesn't.

    Evil bit support? Support for the One BSD to Rule them All (even though they are all dying)? The Foreman iGrill? Volkswagens? Red and blue lasers? Sharks?

  2. Re:OS X is in its infancy by EnderWiggnz · · Score: 2, Funny

    i'm just happy that Apple implemented RFC 3514

    its very important, and i dont understand why slashdot isnt posting it.

    --
    ... hi bingo ...
  3. He's dead on. by BoomerSooner · · Score: 1, Funny

    Everything the author said would make life using a Mac easier, more productive and significantly more intuitive.

    Watch out, someone might be moving your cheese.

  4. Re:Metadata benefits by rifter · · Score: 2, Funny

    Oh come now, it is intuitively obvious to anyone who is smart enough to deserve the breath of life by reading the raw file data on their glass tty what kind of file a given file is. ;)

  5. Re:Metadata benefits by rifter · · Score: 2, Funny

    This is true. Of course they still have to have the right magic numbers in /usr/share/misc/magic ;).