Create a sub-menu for one thing that actually gets used

>create a sub-menu for one thing that actually gets used

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I never use any of that shit except making a new folder though

>never use any of that shit except making a new folder though
That's literally what I'm getting at. You just proved my point.

>uses windows
>chooses pajeet tier open sores office instead of the superior microsoft office
what the actual fuck

Thank god Ctrl-Shift-N exists.

What the hell are briefcases for anyway? They've been around since Windows 95 and I've never seen anyone use them once

bruh...

>Uses Windows
What the actual fuck

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I use New Text Document / Word / Excel all the time

Ctrl shift n

the cloud before the cloud existed
this is why marketing is important

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So basically they're Microsoft's answer to rsync?

macOS doesn't have this problem

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Where ia the button to create new file

>create new file
that's funny. But no, you can buy new files from the iTunes store for $0.99 a piece

touch file

To create a new file in macOS, insert your iCock™ into your anus and moan

Used to be able to edit that menu

Right next to the Cut button

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I feel like on shared folders I need to always leave some sort of README.txt. There's more than one use!

I use it to create new blank text files all the time.

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what the fuck

holy shit

t. assblasted macfag

>Not obsessively doing right click -> refresh
it's like you don't even have autism

macOS doesn't have this problem. Thank you for healing my autism, macOS!

I use new text file when I want to make an empty file. Aside from that you can delete the other templates and maybe put ones that are useful to you. It's a vestage of the "document oriented" workflow that Windows 95 promoted. Instead of opening programs, you would more often open them through files. Instead of opening a program, creating a few document and saving it, you would create a new document in Explorer and open it.

autism finds a way

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I do this all the time and I don't have autism.

I'm sorry user, but the diagnosis is in

and you do

MacOS is like a good gay lover, you don't need to commit right away to copy/cut, only when you paste.

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Same as on Windows. Cut/copy don't do anything to the files until you paste them. When you cut, it shows them in transparent but that's just a visual effect that lasts until the folder is reloaded.