Hugh McIntyre wrote:
> But on the other hand, I'm fairly sure that it I type "mv Music 
> Music.old" on MacOS, the desktop does not track this and instead creates 
> a new Music directory next time I fire up iTunes.  In fact, if using "mv 
> Music Music.backup", I've relied on this in the past.  Sometimes the 
> user may want the system to start with a new directory...


The current behavior is inconsistent.

If you do the rename in the GUI file manager, the "remembered" name is updated,
but if you do it via the desktop terminal program, it doesn't.

Doing it the same (always updating or never) would be good; it is the difference
in behavior that is bad, combined with a hidden remembered value that is 
difficult
to change.

If the desktop starts up and can't find the expected/old dir, there needs
to be a way for me to update the "remembered value": "please use 'Music' instead
of the default 'My Music'..."

   -John


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