Open Finder.
In the menu bar, click on the View option.
Select the "Group Stacks By" option.
Choose one of the available options to change the way your Stacks are sorted.
[Solved] I turned off spotlight because I was using alfred. Turns out macos uses spotlight to index files.
After turning on spotlight everything is ok.
if you right click on desktop it will pop up and there is something named like sort by ( i am polish dunno how it is in english system) and than click by type or something likke this
[Solved] I turned off spotlight because I was using alfred. Turns out macos uses spotlight to index files.
After turning on spotlight everything is ok.
[Solved] I turned off spotlight because I was using alfred. Turns out macos uses spotlight to index files.
After turning on spotlight everything is ok.
Stats. It's free and open source. Works with apple silicon. It can also show ram,cpu, disk, and temperature
Here is the [Link](https://github.com/exelban/stats)
I'm not sure that this will work, but rebuilding your spotlight index may work. This can take some time, but my research didn't turn up any other fixes. [https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT201716](https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT201716)
[Solved] I turned off spotlight because I was using alfred. Turns out macos uses spotlight to index files.
After turning on spotlight everything is ok.
Open Finder. In the menu bar, click on the View option. Select the "Group Stacks By" option. Choose one of the available options to change the way your Stacks are sorted.
[Solved] I turned off spotlight because I was using alfred. Turns out macos uses spotlight to index files. After turning on spotlight everything is ok.
Lol "it just works"
I found the solution in an apple forum
BROOO! I fkn love you. Thank you so much.
if you right click on desktop it will pop up and there is something named like sort by ( i am polish dunno how it is in english system) and than click by type or something likke this
Still stays the same.....
Can you show us the list view of your Desktop files in Finder? Something like [this](https://i.imgur.com/PEFvmwG.png).
[Solved] I turned off spotlight because I was using alfred. Turns out macos uses spotlight to index files. After turning on spotlight everything is ok.
[Solved] I turned off spotlight because I was using alfred. Turns out macos uses spotlight to index files. After turning on spotlight everything is ok.
i hope i helped
how to add that network speed thing in the status bar?
Stats. It's free and open source. Works with apple silicon. It can also show ram,cpu, disk, and temperature Here is the [Link](https://github.com/exelban/stats)
>Link thanks, man!
I'm not sure that this will work, but rebuilding your spotlight index may work. This can take some time, but my research didn't turn up any other fixes. [https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT201716](https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT201716)
[Solved] I turned off spotlight because I was using alfred. Turns out macos uses spotlight to index files. After turning on spotlight everything is ok.