2013/12/20 Johan Fabry <jfa...@dcc.uchile.cl>: > > Sure. As I said before, I am old-school and double click on my images. So for > me they are just documents, like any other, and I use the finder extensively > for all my document manipulation stuff. I don't want to open a special tool > to do the stuff I can do already in the finder. Also having megas and megas > of images (which are just documents) in a "hidden, black magic" folder just > makes my hairs stand on end, so I needed to communicate all those feelings.
+1 Everything that does "magic" behind the curtains must be 100% safe and predictable. I like to somehow "hide" the complexity of file management to the end users, but we're developers, so I like to see my files "there" in the directory I chose to put them. I like the "import" feature of IDEs like Eclipse (without copying everything to the workspace), where I can have everything at reach, without resorting to put everything in the same place. Regards, Esteban
