Hi Pedro Ronni,
With regard to DesktopDB - as I noted a while back, although DesktopDB is
listed as a Classic application it seems to be part of the standard Leopard
installation:
on 16/6/09 1:00 PM, Neil Houghton at n...@possumology.com wrote:
Hi Ronni,
No, I've never had classic/OS9 on
Hi Neil,
I noticed that. DesktopDB classic is in /System/Library/CoreServices/
SKPlugins/DesktopDB.service
I don't know what its purpose is in Leopard?
Cheers,
Ronni
On 28/08/2009, at 2:47 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
Hi Pedro Ronni,
With regard to DesktopDB - as I noted a while back,
Hi again Neil,
I found this having a read through one of my Leopard Books:
Desktop DB and Desktop DF solely exists in OS X for the benefit of
Carbon applications or applications with Carbon components.
They will be created and populated when such an application needs them.
I guess it's not
Evening All
Thanks to all who responded to my post...
I guess the DesktopDB will remain a mystery for awhile and as Neil has
said I'm not about to go poking it with a stick
As for MacThe Ripper and DiscInvertoryX they can go until they sort
them selves out for the new OS.
The Hp
Hello Muggers
After reading a few earlier posts about the compatibility of some apps
and the new Snow Leopard
I didn't think I would have a problem as my macbook is only about one
year old.
I have always kept up with the updates and am very careful as to what
I install from the internet.
hi Pedro, Ronni posted information on this in the past few days, so it
would be worthwhile looking through the WAMUG emails on Snow Leopard.
PowerPC applications will run if you choose the option to install
Rosetta - the only reason you can run them at the moment is that you
have Rosetta
Hi,
There are some unofficial lists of software that is not yet compatible
with Snow Leopard:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/08/27/snow_leopard_incompatibilities/
http://snowleopard.wikidot.com/
I know I use some of those applications!
James
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Hi Pedro,
As Susan has already noticed DesktopDB - classic You wouldn't have
been able to RUN this in Leopard!
You can't run Classic in Leopard or on an Intel Mac.
When installing Snow Leopard over Leopard if you have PPC Apps (that
you really need to use) be sure to do customise install
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