

- WHEN I GET DONE DOWNLOADING SOMETHING ON MY MAC CAN I DISCARD THE DMG FILE INSTALL
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- WHEN I GET DONE DOWNLOADING SOMETHING ON MY MAC CAN I DISCARD THE DMG FILE WINDOWS
But I wouldn't say that qualifies as an actual installation. You can move them to the Apps folder, it's a good idea to keep them there to find them more easily. Most apps don't and they can run from anywhere.
WHEN I GET DONE DOWNLOADING SOMETHING ON MY MAC CAN I DISCARD THE DMG FILE INSTALL
Like iTunes, if you close the window, it'll continue to play music in the background.Ģ) There's just one way to install an app, and that's if it's coming with an installer (few apps need this), in case it needs to install components in other places and don't just run from anywhere. But not those that can do stuff in the background. The very few single window apps will close using the traffic lights' x. But if you switch away from that app, it will be closed, because it assumes you don't need it anymore. Closing the last document window won't close the app, because you might want to create or open another document while you're still in the app.
WHEN I GET DONE DOWNLOADING SOMETHING ON MY MAC CAN I DISCARD THE DMG FILE WINDOWS
Like the Menu Bar permanently at the top in macOS, Windows places it at the top of every document window.ġ) Most apps can open multiple documents. Since Windows copied the Mac, they had to work around it for some details. Much of the interface concepts are there on macOS since day one. The question is why Windows does things differently from macOS. So someone help me out here.ġ) Why does pressing the red cross close some apps and not others? This is so inconsistent that I never fully remember whether pressing the red x will close the app or not.Ģ) Why are there like 3 ways that apps install? You either drag them to the Apps folder, they either have their own installer, or they have neither and you run them directly from the dmg file.ģ) Why doesn't the maximize button actually maximize? I have to drag the borders on Safari for it to take up the whole screen.Ĥ) If a folder has 25 pictures, why do I have to select all of them manually, then click one so that in the image viewer I can easily view them pressing the arrow keys? Why doesn't it automatically recognize that there are multiple photos in a folder?ĥ) If there is a shortcut for cut/paste, why doesn't it exist in the right click menu as an option with copy? The views I have are not because I'm used to Windows way of things. On my gaming PC/HTPC however, I have Windows 10. This subreddit is not endorsed or sponsored by Apple Inc.įull disclosure: I've been a Mac user for 6 years now.

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