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Mountain Lion’s New File System

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Martin Wolf
But that’s not the real reason why geeks are skeptical. It’s because we are smart asses. We are the people that put salt and pepper on the pizza before trying it, because we just know best.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
  1. Martin Wolf

    Martin Wolf Oliver Reichenstein explains the new file system paradigm which comes with OSX Mountain Lion and iCloud.

    July 26, 2012
  2. Paul Heger

    Paul Heger yeah cool, for some guy who works alone. but we handle clients and different projects and than there are versions of it in folders and so on. folders in folders in folders... is necessary. i think his way is too simple. Imagen in a huge folder you make some divide to keep it from messy.

    i think apple is moving to a consumer-friendly direction and i don't like it. :/

    July 26, 2012
  3. Christoph Boecken

    Christoph Boecken you've read the update, right?

    July 27, 2012
Matt K.
But that’s not the real reason why geeks are skeptical. It’s because we are smart asses. We are the people that put salt and pepper on the pizza before trying it, because we just know best.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
Recited from Martin Wolf
  1. Matt K.

    Matt K. A nice read about Apple's new file organizational paradigm... I'm still skeptical, haha ;)

    July 26, 2012
Sven Dietrich
But that’s not the real reason why geeks are skeptical. It’s because we are smart asses. We are the people that put salt and pepper on the pizza before trying it, because we just know best.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
Recited from Matt K.
Nico Rößel
But that’s not the real reason why geeks are skeptical. It’s because we are smart asses. We are the people that put salt and pepper on the pizza before trying it, because we just know best.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
Recited from Martin Wolf
mic
But that’s not the real reason why geeks are skeptical. It’s because we are smart asses. We are the people that put salt and pepper on the pizza before trying it, because we just know best.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
Recited from Martin Wolf
Eduard
But that’s not the real reason why geeks are skeptical. It’s because we are smart asses. We are the people that put salt and pepper on the pizza before trying it, because we just know best.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
Recited from Martin Wolf
sibbl
But that’s not the real reason why geeks are skeptical. It’s because we are smart asses. We are the people that put salt and pepper on the pizza before trying it, because we just know best.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
Recited from Martin Wolf
Ancro
But that’s not the real reason why geeks are skeptical. It’s because we are smart asses. We are the people that put salt and pepper on the pizza before trying it, because we just know best.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
Recited from Martin Wolf
Marcel Bender
iCloud is for personal use, it’s not a team work file system.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
  1. Marcel Bender

    Marcel Bender The new file system Apple introduces with Mountain Lion.

    July 27, 2012
Florian Rogner
Trying to picture notional systems with several levels is like thinking three moves ahead in chess. Everybody believes that they can, but only a few skilled people really can do it. If you doubt this, prove me wrong by telling me what is in each file menu in your browser…
Estimated reading time: 10 min
  1. Florian Rogner

    Florian Rogner I actually really enjoy organizing my files but what Oliver says in this – Essay - seems to be quite right. One problem: Moving Documents between applications. iCloud isn't there yet…

    August 1, 2012
oneblackcrayon
Mountain Lion is not going to replace GitHub or whatever you use to organize your client projects (we use GitHub and Dropbox). iCloud is for personal use, it’s not a team work file system.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
  1. oneblackcrayon

    oneblackcrayon A great read on the future of files & folder structure for Mac OS X.

    November 4, 2012
Florian Eckerstorfer
Folders-in-folders are hard to deal with. Just as physical folders-in-folders are prone to creating a mess, digital folders-in-folders represent a steep mental hurdle for most of us. Most people don’t want to bother with folder structures. They get confused when they’re forced to deal with settings in a text editing application. People expect things to just work.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
  1. Florian Eckerstorfer

    Florian Eckerstorfer Oliver Reichenstein on why classical file systems don't work and why the new document model in OS X Mountain Lion is great.

    July 30, 2012
Thomas Hochörtler
It’s a radical change from the nearly 30-year-old file-system-centric approach to data management on the Mac.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
Max Orgeldinger
Use Mountain Lion and its built-in apps like TextEdit and Preview for a few hours and it is very clear that this is how Apple wants users to deal with documents and app content. It’s a radical change from the nearly 30-year-old file-system-centric approach to data management on the Mac.
Estimated reading time: 10 min
Dmitry Dzema
I was quite skeptical at first. Not about anything specific, just skeptical in a general, dickish way
Estimated reading time: 10 min
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