On 03/04/16 13:17, Tim Streater wrote:
In article , The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

Of course the point of having TWO file managers running with different
widows for each, is to look into two directory trees side by side, so
you can copy between them easily for example by dragging and dropping..

You don't need two file managers running to do that. An application
(Finder in my instance) can have, like, y'know, *more* than just the
one window open at a time.

Well yes.

But its pretty moot these days whether its one or two, since the
libraries are all shared and you need two windows with RAM overhead, and
they will be separate tasks..


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