Hi Syntho,
If you want to tune your finder to make it easier to browse, you could use popup folder => <snip>
It adds contextual menus to all the folder to be able to browse without opening many windows. You can define keyboard shortcuts for making copies and aliases when you move your files. It also lets you create favorites that are available from the menu bar and the open/save dialog.
Also, it replaces the stickyclick extension. (if you use this feature on popup folder, you will have to remove the siticky click extension)
In fact, I use popup folder on my 9500 running system 7 and I find the finder even better than OS X. In fact, the finder in OS X has never really changed since nextstep
I also use this great software on system 7 => http://www.semicolon.com/Tilery.html
It is Launchpad for our old macs. You can even define a hot corner or a function key to make it appear when it is in the background. It has a more features than launchpad regarding the applications. It is lightweight and is much better than a dock in my opinion. It runs very well on my LC III.
If you want to tune your finder to make it easier to browse, you could use popup folder => <snip>
It adds contextual menus to all the folder to be able to browse without opening many windows. You can define keyboard shortcuts for making copies and aliases when you move your files. It also lets you create favorites that are available from the menu bar and the open/save dialog.
Also, it replaces the stickyclick extension. (if you use this feature on popup folder, you will have to remove the siticky click extension)
In fact, I use popup folder on my 9500 running system 7 and I find the finder even better than OS X. In fact, the finder in OS X has never really changed since nextstep
I also use this great software on system 7 => http://www.semicolon.com/Tilery.html
It is Launchpad for our old macs. You can even define a hot corner or a function key to make it appear when it is in the background. It has a more features than launchpad regarding the applications. It is lightweight and is much better than a dock in my opinion. It runs very well on my LC III.