On Wednesday, October 2, 2002, at 10:05 AM, Fabrice Closier wrote:
> Nothing resides into the startup items folder of 9. (opstartbestanden
> in dutch)
Heck, I'm sorry -- that's pre-Jaguar. Clearly X.2 made changes.
Look for a file in the top level of the System Folder named "Classic
Support UI". I believe that's what replaced uiHelper. There's another
file in the System Folder called, simply, "Classic", and that will at
least tell you you're on a system running X.
> will install tinkertoolOSX tomorrow to make all hidden file visible...
I'm not sure I'd advise that. You can get invisible file listings using
the term window; for instance, if you open the terminal and do
cd /
to change to the root directory, then do
ls -a
you'll see more files than you normally do when you just to 'ls', and
considerably more than if you open your drive in the Finder. Those
extra files are the 'hidden' ones.
Generally if a system is hiding a file it's for a fairly good reason. ;)
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