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iTunes now Cocoa?
Don't know if anyone else has noticed this, but iTunes 4 now has the recessed button brushed metal look instead of the older raised button look. This leads me to believe that it's been re-written as a Cocao app. Can anyone confirm?
iTunes now Cocoa?
My guess is that the iTunes team has simply started using the proper system resources to achieve the 'metal' look. BTW, I think an app can use both the Carbon and Cocoa frameworks.
iTunes now Cocoa?
iTunes is not a cocoa app, nor does it load the standard system resources for the metal look. This is best seen if you use a different theme, the iTunes widgets will not change to reflect the widgets from that theme.
iTunes now Cocoa?
If you have "Silk" (freeware Silk enables the Quartz text rendering and smoothing introduced in Mac OS X 10.1.5 in all Carbon applications - available from http://www.unsanity.com/haxies/) you can use its pane in System Preferences to check whether an application is Carbon or Cocoa (text from the Silk pane: "Drop an application in the square to the left to find out if it is a Carbon application and should be affected by Silk.") |
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