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Yeah, except those simple 'apps' that went into a folder had a resource fork that was hidden away from users, and could be accidentally lost if you copied it to
by cortesoft 3y ago
Yeah, except those simple 'apps' that went into a folder had a resource fork that was hidden away from users, and could be accidentally lost if you copied it to a disk formatted for windows and suddenly your application wouldn't work anymore and you had no idea why.
- tayistay 3y agoI didn't say it was perfect :)
- itwillnotbeasy 3y agoThis, and also when you delete an "application", all its remnants clutter up the disk space.