Did anyone else notice that for an OS that no longer supports the Classic environment it sure does have A LOT of OS9 icons still lying around in there ;-)

Sure does brings back fond memories though :-)

What really doesn't make sense is that the CoreTypes.bundle was created AFTER Apple stopped supporting Classic altogether. It appeared with Leopard. It may be possible that Apple has kept them in the OS for Copyright purposes. Something ridiculous like that. Especially since Snow Leopard is deprecating Carbon.

Leopard (and Snow Leopard) still contain the resources for launching applications using the Windows and UI elements from Tiger, but at least that makes sense from a development standpoint.