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Bad experience = removed application
I downloaded the Preference Pane version of the app. I pointed it at a folder that contains 51 pictures, and it slowly picked up all of them. But it really slowed down the hard drive (and the system). And then it slowed things down more. I tried to quit System Preferences, and waited. Eventually, some message about the hard drive came up, but was partially covered by a Finder window. The pointer barely responded to mouse movements, and the clock wasn't running. So basically, it was unusable, and I had to restart. After restarting? Uninstalled the app and threw it away. So much for that.
Bad experience = removed application
same thing happened to me...
Bad experience = removed application
I suppose some info about my configuration might help take my post from complaining to informative. I'm running OS X 10.1 on an iMac DV SE 500 with 640MB RAM. At the time I tried SwitchPic, I had a significant (but not excessive) number of applications running, with an uptime of 11+ days.
blurb from author...
I just added a blurb from the author that explains the behavior...not that it helps your problems (sorry!), but he hopes to make it behave better with the next release.
Bad experience = removed application
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