Ever wanted to delete a file directly from an album in iPhoto or playlist in iTunes?
Some people say, that it is impossible. Actually, there is a simple way to do this. When you are going to delete a file select it and use a shortcut:
cmd + alt+ backspace.
Et Voilà!
Screen from iTunes.
Few days ago I published a screenshot of my latest desktop. Now, it is time to publish my favourite shell scripts which I use every day (now I run them with GeekTool).
My desk for the next couple of weeks:
I know it is a bit dark this time…
Very often I want to check quickly the file or folder size. Usually, I use a Terminal.app for this, until I am in a hurry. Then I use Get Info panel (Command+ I). But when I have multiple files a small problem appears. Info about every folder is shown in a separate window cluttering the desktop… like this:
There is a quick tip to show everything in one window. Add Option Key to the keyboard shortcut (Command + Option/Alt + I).
And then just click folder/file you want and the info will appear in the same window.
Tip taken from Apple’s podcast.
