On Dec 10, 2005, at 3:17 PM, Liam Proven wrote:
I /think/ so. In general I think it strictly speaking replaces the old BSD-style init of previous versions, in part because it allows for far more parallelisation, which makes for a much faster boot process than running a lot of scripts.
Unfortunately launchd doesn't provide the same dependency management as the newer BSD inits or the Apple SystemStarter application, so I was expecting to be able to use one or the other to override it.
I've use Dashboard (there's code available to let you run Dashboard widgets on 10.3) and I prefer Konfabulator. Webkit is complete overkill for what Dashboard is doing. Spotlight is something UNIX guys seem to have a love-hate relationship with, because it ONLY indexes files there's a Mac-OS way of extracting information... which means all your UNIX text files, source code, man pages, and so on get left out.
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