This puzzles me a little bit, though. At least, this is different from what I experienced on 10.1.x or 10.0.x, which I don't remember it was on anymore. For backup, I tarred /Users directory and was surprised later to know that it didn't work at all. I had a bunch of applications in "~/Applications Local" instead of /Applications. What I got was after untarring the /Users.tar.gz is JUST PLAIN UNIX FILES that didn't work as OS X applications anymore.
For sure, I've just tried out tarring /Applications/Stickiers and untarring it. How strange! it gets dearchived correctly!
Hmmm, seems like there was a change since 10.2 or somewhere. Honest, this is DIFFERENT from what I got before 10.2, and what made me think that AquaTerm has resource fork.
Kow
On Monday, Dec 23, 2002, at 02:50 US/Pacific, Alwyn wrote:
On Monday, December 23, 2002, at 07:41 am, Kow K wrote:As you'll notice, it has an icon in Finder view. All that means is that it has resource folk, doesn't it?No. Mac OS X applications typically consist of what are called 'packages' (which are not to be confused with Fink packages). If you right-click on the icon in the Finder, you should be able to select 'Show Package Contents'. This should display a folder called Contents. The icon file is likely to reside in Contents:Resources.
Alwyn
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