Q Dir Alternatives For Mac

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I'm looking for how to recursively copy a directory structure and then fill the copy with symlinks to the corresponding files from the source directory. This answers the question asked - how to use cp however, there’s more at stake specifically with /Applications in terms of quarantine bits, notarization, etc. I strongly recommend people use ditto if they know they are on macOS for things that gatekeeper and code signing / notarization will validate. Over time, cp surely will handle things like making APFS clones rather than just copying the data a second time, working harmoniously with APFS transparent compression, working harmoniously with APFS snapshots and per file based encryption, etc. But today, ditto is the tool for this job–Nov 24 '19 at 18:44.

Thanks for the clarifications. @nohillside The intention was to make apps not in /Applications, but in another identically organised Application directory, show up in Launchpad. But since.apps are directories, which I stupidly forgot about, this one gcp operation is not enough. I think I'm looking at first duplicating the directory structure with something similar to rsync -exclude '.app/' -include './' -exclude '.' and then symlink all.app directories as a second phase.–Nov 25 '19 at 2:21.

Alternatives to Q-Dir. Double Commander. Total Commander-inspired file manager that features two side-by.

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