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part of a distubing trend
this is part of a disturbing trend in the Mac OS wherein Apple is requiring users to store Applications in specific places in order to achieve full functionality. In Mac OS 9, for example, Sherlock was required to be in the Apple Menu for find to work, and for updates to Sherlock to be applied. This type of requirement is even more common in Mac OS X. Users should be allowed to store their applications wherever they like, and they should be able to rename the Applications folder to whatever they like.
What about aliases?
Well, maybe part of the trend can be countered using aliases - if they work. Has anyone tried to replace the original service apps with aliases?
part of a distubing trend
Users should be allowed to store their applications wherever they like, and they should be able to rename the Applications folder to whatever they like.
Why? Too many Mac users are too anal retentive! Moving and renaming stuff serves no real purpose. |
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