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OS X 10.4 install may miss non-standard app locations
How about just harnessing the power of Tiger without having to create links/moving things around etc:
OS X 10.4 install may miss non-standard app locations
I've read all the other comments and even though I haven't installed Tiger yet, your idea seems like the best one to me. Very intelligent and clean: don't try to defeat system (or lack thereof), but work around it by harnessing another aspect of it. Very clever.
OS X 10.4 install may miss non-standard app locations
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