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ShowLionLibrary reveals the Library folder in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.
In version 10.7 of Mac OS X (Lion), the powers that be decided that we needed the Library folder hidden. I don't know about you, but I'm in that folder all the time.
It turns out there is a simple shell command to reveal the Library folder which is chflags nohidden ~/Library/
Great, but I can never remember that command, so every time it gets hidden again as dot update releases seem to do, I have to go search the Internet for the command again, open up terminal, paste in
In version 10.7 of Mac OS X (Lion), the powers that be decided that we needed the Library folder hidden. I don't know about you, but I'm in that folder all the time.
It turns out there is a simple shell command to reveal the Library folder which is chflags nohidden ~/Library/
Great, but I can never remember that command, so every time it gets hidden again as dot update releases seem to do, I have to go search the Internet for the command again, open up terminal, paste in
What's New
Version 1.0: Initial release.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later.
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ShowLionLibrary reveals the Library folder in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.
In version 10.7 of Mac OS X (Lion), the powers that be decided that we needed the Library folder hidden. I don't know about you, but I'm in that folder all the time.
It turns out there is a simple shell command to reveal the Library folder which is chflags nohidden ~/Library/
Great, but I can never remember that command, so every time it gets hidden again as dot update releases seem to do, I have to go search the Internet for the command again, open up terminal, paste in the command and finally my Library is back!
Well I'm way too lazy for that, so I put together this simple script to issue that one command. Double click and done.
In version 10.7 of Mac OS X (Lion), the powers that be decided that we needed the Library folder hidden. I don't know about you, but I'm in that folder all the time.
It turns out there is a simple shell command to reveal the Library folder which is chflags nohidden ~/Library/
Great, but I can never remember that command, so every time it gets hidden again as dot update releases seem to do, I have to go search the Internet for the command again, open up terminal, paste in the command and finally my Library is back!
Well I'm way too lazy for that, so I put together this simple script to issue that one command. Double click and done.
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Unionmac reviewed on 12 Oct 2011
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Try it yourself. Here is not MAS!!!
If you like it, use it, else don't use it.
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Steve will beat you.
He did a hard job to hide the folder. :-)
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Dremwkr reviewed on 23 Aug 2011
I find just pressing the icon doing what I want, is a great thing. It is my guess that is in fact what most other users, even them that describe themselves as "Power Users" would want to do. I find it helpful and the easiest and simplest way to get the user library.
It does what I want it to feature wise, it just works, it has unbeatable value (its hard to beat free), and it is stable-it works every time.
I suppose Apple hid the User Library folder because it may have confused many by having TWO Library folders, and it is true I need access less, but when I do need it, I need it.
My thanks to the developer for sharing this simple and useful fix. I suggest he put it on the app store if he can. It is also my recommendation to Onyx developers (and the like) to make this feature available on their apps as well.
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Ficht reviewed on 23 Aug 2011
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Arnaud Fortier reviewed on 23 Aug 2011
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Kga1978 rated on 22 Sep 2011
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Screentom rated on 27 Aug 2011
Dickerson rated on 24 Aug 2011
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Dzitao rated on 23 Aug 2011