OSX.gitignore additions

[Sduibek]

Added __MACOSX folder and missing descriptions.

[arcresu]

Thanks, but could you explain what this rule is intended to fix? Is there any documentation?

[Sduibek]

Hello! I apologize for the delay in responding to this.

Well first of all I added a brief explanation/summary to entries that previously did not have any. Presumably this change is self-explanatory, no pun intended.

I couldn't find any explanations for .LSOverride via Google searches, hence why I added "?" as the explanation for that one. (I realize this probably isn't standard procedure but I wasn't sure what else to do there.)

Regarding the new entry, "__MACOSX/", it's a very common path on Mac systems with plentiful results if you do a web search for it. It only shows up on non-Mac systems, and is useless for non-Mac systems, hence the ignore entry.

It is involved with their handling of compressed archives:
http://superuser.com/questions/104500/what-is-macosx-folder
http://old.floatingsun.net/2007/02/07/whats-with-__macosx-in-zip-files/
http://www.quora.com/Why-do-Macs-create-a-__MACOSX-folder-in-a-zip-file
http://wpguru.co.uk/2013/10/how-to-remove-__macosx-from-zip-archives/
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10924236/mac-zip-compress-without-macosx-folder

[DerekTurtleRoe]

@arcresu Can we merge this?

[shiftkey]

I can't take this in as-is, as the line endings have changed and will regress this rule:

# Icon must end with two \r
Icon

cc @Sduibek

[DerekTurtleRoe]

This might sound stupid, but could you add a .gitignore to the .gitignore repo to normalize line endings? 😆

I mean, talk about meta, but it could work right?

[shiftkey]

@vgturtle127 I don't think that will address the problem here, as it's been rather easy to break in the past #804

[DerekTurtleRoe]

Oh, the problem is simply with the Icon that needs two /r line endings in order to work?

We can probably remove that, or I can force the line endings in Notepad++.

Are line endings not normalized in this repository? If figured they would all be normalized into Unix format (or /LF as it is sometimes called)?

[shiftkey]

Are line endings not normalized in this repository?

No, there is no .gitattributes file defined in this repository

[shiftkey]

We can probably remove that, or I can force the line endings in Notepad++.

Me being rather lazy, I'd just edit the file on the site and create a new PR...

[DerekTurtleRoe]

@shiftkey I can do that if you want.

[shiftkey]

@vgturtle127 let's close this out and start afresh

[DerekTurtleRoe]

@shiftkey So what do you want me to do? 😄

[shiftkey]

@vgturtle127 that'd be great, I've got a lot of other things to review 😁

[DerekTurtleRoe]

@shiftkey What would be great? 😆

Do you want me to do a PR for all the Mac OS X stuff?

[shiftkey]

@vgturtle127 sorry I wasn't clear enough. This is the interesting change from the original PR:

# Folder attributes
  .DS_Store
 +
 +# Resource Forks
 +__MACOSX/

[DerekTurtleRoe]

@shiftkey OK, just wanted to make sure I knew what I was doing. 😆