![]() It’s only when you see the full path in the Finder title bar that you realize that you’ll need to specify the “Volumes” directory first.ĭespite its usefulness, having the full path displayed in the Finder title bar can be a bit cluttered, especially for longer and more complicated paths. ![]() This can come in handy when navigating unfamiliar directories or systems, or if you’re new to Unix-based operating systems.įor example, if you wanted to build or modify a Terminal command based on the path in our first example above, you might logically enter /Data/Dropbox/TekRevue/Articles, because that’s what is shown in the Finder path bar. ![]() ![]() More importantly, however, this method displays the full Unix path, including root directories like Volumes that are not displayed in the standard Finder path bar. ![]()
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