After installing Sierra, I realised there's no anymore a User Library. What replace it ? or is it hidden ?
Comment on Sierra : the system seems to work ok, but Apple should had warned users that most of unnative app must be updated from their latest version for Capitan, and that's a **** of a job.
Rucki
MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2012)
Open a Finder window.
You should see your user account on the left. It has a small mouse icon.
Apple is not responsible for third party software compatibitlity.
Apple does suggest backing up all important data prior to upgrading > Upgrade to macOS Sierra - Official Apple Support
The user library has been hidden since Mavericks.
Invisible Users Folder
If you have updated to 10.9.3 you may have discovered that your /Users folder has disappeared from view. It’s unclear if this was intended as a safety precaution to prevent a thief from accessing your account or simply a bug introduced with this version. In any event, it seems the solution is easy:
1. Open iCloud preferences, scroll down to the Find My Mac entry and uncheck the box.
2. Open Terminal in the Utilities folder. Paste the following command line into the
Terminal window.
sudo chflags nohidden /Users
Press RETURN. You will be prompted to enter your admin password. It will not be
echoed to the screen.
In some cases, you may need to restart the computer.
For Sierra activate the Finder and press COMMAND-j keys. You will see:
Check the Show Library Folder box.
rucki wrote:
After installing Sierra, I realised there's no anymore a User Library.
Excerpted from macOS Sierra: Go directly to a specific folder:
Library: Press and hold the Option key, then choose Library.
FWIW, I have three macs running Sierra 10.12.1 and the Library only shows up when I press the "Shift" key. 😎
Sierra, where is User Library ?
