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10.3: Jump directly to any System Prefs panel from the dock
I would recommend against keeping System Preferences running but hidden. If you accidentally leave System Preferences running with the Network pane selected, you are running a separate daemon called "NetCfgTool" that is waiting to make changes to your network configuration based on your selections in the preference pane.
10.3: Jump directly to any System Prefs panel from the dock
It appears that that daemon launches once the Network panel is opened, and remains active until SysPrefs are closed, no matter what panel you go to after the Network panel. Watch it in Activity Monitor.
10.3: Jump directly to any System Prefs panel from the dock
True. If I recall correctly, this is not the same behavior as Jaguar. Looks like a bug. |
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