Write the following in Terminal:gekko513 said:I don't think it's possible in Finder. You must use the Terminal or a third party application.
That's right. Tinkertool indeed has this option.robbieduncan said:I think you can turn it on for the Finder with TinkerTool.
Nice tip. I didn't know that.Mitthrawnuruodo said:Write the following in Terminal:
defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles YES
Then log out and back in (or just type "killall Finder" (without the quotes) in Terminal, that should restart Finder for you). If you want to hide those files again, replace YES with NO and repeat...
I usually use the "Open hidden..." feature in TextWrangler, myself, since most of the time I'm after a hidden file it's a text file that needs a bit of editing...lilstewart92 said:When I need to see files that are hidden, I use OnyX.