On Wednesday, August 10, 2005, at 09:52 AM, Marc van Gemert wrote:
Op 10-aug-05 om 8:05 heeft Peter Schaff het volgende geschreven:
do you know why OSX treats .info files as Unix (I'm assuming), hence
invisible? Curious minds want to know. ;^)
Because the OS 'sees' files starting with a period (.) as system files
and hides them.
Marc
OK, good to know. There is one file in each Amiga directory called
".info" which I suppose does what ".DS_Store" does in OSX.
But each file/directory in Amiga OS can have an extension of .info.
i.e. "App" would have an accompanying "App.info" file, and
"prettypic.jpg" would have an associated "prettypic.jpg.info". These
are the ones whose invisibility I'm curious about. Does this ring any
bells?
Thanks Marc.
- Peter
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