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10.5: Quit iTunes to see file info changes in Front Row
Front Row always was an application. Anything you can do on your computer is an application. If you're talking about the fact that there's now an icon for Front Row, all that does is give you another way to invoke Front Row. If you get info on that "application", you'll see it's only about 376 KB, which is obviously too small to contain any of the actual functional code. All it is is a shortcut. It's there mainly for people using it on systems that didn't ship with an Apple Remote. You'll notice there are also "applications" for Spaces and Exposé, but again, these are just a convenience. Exposé doesn't work any differently than it did before; the icon just gives you another way to invoke it.
10.5: Quit iTunes to see file info changes in Front Row
I believe what the original post was referring to is that under Leopard, Front Row now plays music from the iTunes library natively, whereas under Tiger, Front Row simply controlled iTunes (if you started to play music in Front Row, iTunes would actually open in the background). |
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