← Back to context Comment by threeseed 2 years ago Except for ignored file types and folders you marked as private. 4 comments threeseed Reply vetinari 2 years ago Or those on network volumes or removable media. When somebody else on other machine removes them, your local database is out of sync pronto. earthboundkid 2 years ago This also happens with .DS_store files if the other computer on the network isn’t a Mac. It’s irrelevant. tekknik 2 years ago computers other than a mac don’t need DS_Store anyways, so still relevant. 1 reply →
vetinari 2 years ago Or those on network volumes or removable media. When somebody else on other machine removes them, your local database is out of sync pronto. earthboundkid 2 years ago This also happens with .DS_store files if the other computer on the network isn’t a Mac. It’s irrelevant. tekknik 2 years ago computers other than a mac don’t need DS_Store anyways, so still relevant. 1 reply →
earthboundkid 2 years ago This also happens with .DS_store files if the other computer on the network isn’t a Mac. It’s irrelevant. tekknik 2 years ago computers other than a mac don’t need DS_Store anyways, so still relevant. 1 reply →
tekknik 2 years ago computers other than a mac don’t need DS_Store anyways, so still relevant. 1 reply →
Or those on network volumes or removable media. When somebody else on other machine removes them, your local database is out of sync pronto.
This also happens with .DS_store files if the other computer on the network isn’t a Mac. It’s irrelevant.
computers other than a mac don’t need DS_Store anyways, so still relevant.
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