Fuck you, .DS_Store.

That thing is basically apple's os shitting at whatever it touches.

I run a batch file on any inserted USB automatically that checks and deletes .DS_Store and ._*

I have never been happier.

Just use terminal instead of file explorer, and there you go 🤓

@ryuu Git.

it's so annoying when they send me files from a stupid mac

@vinaysshenoy my point was that it's using the file explorer that creates those shit. If you only use the terminal to navigate, you're fine.
But I agree that it's still a pain in the ass to have to restrain yourself in order to avoid being annoyed.

@ryuu Ah. Also, I can't control other people not using finder to browse. Fucking thing is being checked in everywhere.

Had so much FUN during setup and configuration of a NAS which will be used via AFP and SMB/CIFS... not.

Not even sure what this file does but its always in my gitignore 😋

@nummer31 you should ask apple :)

You can disable it
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...

@sthtodo 👏👏👏

If it already is there: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...
Or just add .DS_Store in .gitignore just after git init.
Everyone who commits those files should have git push privilege revoked ...

Fuck .thumb

@mk3d hahahahahhaha I cMe here to write that... nust so the discussion wouldnt be one sided

I scrolled down to find somebody that would explain what this rand is about, since I didn't find somebody, could somebody do?

@aBrokenDonut Mac OS generate .DS_Store ressource file for Finder app in each directory you browse on a windows formatted drive/smb/cifs volume. I'm right?

@mk3d I think it's any directory anywhere and used for the GUI sort/position of files iirc.. I don't think you could disable it entirely, only on networked locations.

@brod Yup. It creates it everywhere.

I'd be lying if I said I k ow what this file does...

Did you know that the creation of these files is actually an unfixed bug in macOS?

From my reading the links on that SO i think those files store comments made on files through "get info" panel but I guess the bug causes them to be made every time you view a folder in macOS