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Its your choice if you want to use one of the above limited expedients, but I feel that you can find a better balance by doing just a little bit of extra work.
You should also note that, if youve copied and linked one of the special folders in your home directory (such as Pictures), the new folder/link wont have the special icon that the Finder usually provides. Thats normal, and completely harmless. You may also need to re-add the folder to the Finders sidebar. Theres nothing else to it, except to decide which folders to actually offload.
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using HDDs for years. Its not the poor cousin, and it hasnt suddenly acquired the performance characteristics of a floppy disk drive. This is just about balance, and sensible optimisations to help get the most from the new SSD. In my own case, I offloaded several of the folders in my home directory onto the HDD, as shown in the screenshot below.
Note that the Dropbox folder is created by the utility of the same name, and that the Backups folder is one I created for my own use. In addition to those, as shown in the picture, I offloaded Downloads, Movies and Pictures. I dont keep things permanently in my Downloads folder yet its contents change constantly, so it was an excellent candidate for offloading. I also dont heavily use iPhoto or Aperture, and keep my graphic work files in my Documents folder, so I could offload Pictures. I dont do any video editing, and have a large Movies folder, so I offloaded it too. I did not offload the Music folder, but I did offload the actual media files (and mobile apps) that iTunes uses, as shown in the picture of my Music folders contents below.
Note that on your Mac, the iTunes Music folder may instead be called iTunes Media. The reason I didnt offload the entire Music folder was to keep my GarageBand files on the SSD for performance, and nor did I offload the entire parent iTunes folder so that I could keep iTunes library and metadata files on the SSD for the same reason. You may find that youll want to keep some of those folders on the SSD, and equally you may find that you want to offload additional folders to the HDD. For example, I also put my Virtual Machines folder on the HDD, and you might also want to put your Steam games there (they live in ~/Library/Application Support/Steam).
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Just follow the same process as above, and you should be fine. It takes only a few minutes, and it should ensure that you get the maximum benefit from the SSD without being unduly hindered by its comparatively small capacity. If you enjoyed this article, you may want to follow me (@mattgemmell) on Twitter, where I always announce new articles and projects. You may also want to read my biography, or hire me for your iPad, iPhone or Mac OS X app projects. Posted by Matt Gemmell Jun 21st, 2011 Guide, Tech
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