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Can someone explain this to me.
I have since Day 1 had my Application folder in my dock so when I click and hold it it opens in a kind of windows way. I just like it like that However when I open Finder and click on the home folder the application folder is Empty ![]() However if I click on either my Application folder on the dock or in finder as above all my apps are there ![]() Can someone tell me whats going on ? |
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Drag it (the Applications folder in your Kilted (home folder) to the trash (*Don't empty the trash). Then double click the Macintosh HD in the finder window... then click Applications folder that is found there.
1. Does it open and show your Apps? Close the finder windows. Double click the Applications icon in the Finder. 2. Does is open and show your apps? Close the finder windows. Double click the Applications folder (alias) in the Sidebar of a Finder window. 3. Does is open and show your apps? If you answered Yes to 1, 2, AND 3, I think it would be safe to say you can "empty the trash". |
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I find mine very useful. I store my home-grown apps in there - mostly automator and applescript apps that do certain things like batch rename or mount file servers. |
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Consider the following:
![]() The sidebar has scripts that I wrote that mount servers and open a new window to the working directory, usually the webroot if it's a web server - or my home directory on my PC. These are custom built, so I store them separately than the consumer applications. Yes... thats it... I was trying to find what I was using as a distinction between the /Applications/Utilites folder and my ~/Applications/ folder. And there it is. If It's a commercial program, I put it in /Applicaions. If I made it myself, it goes in ~/Applications.... since they are personal to me, they go in my Home =) I don't know how the ~/Applications folder got created in the first place. But I'm glad it was. I use it! |
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