Re: spatial stuff detail
- From: Hongli Lai <h lai chello nl>
- To: siracusa mindspring com
- Cc: GNOME Desktop Dev <desktop-devel-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: spatial stuff detail
- Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2003 19:15:55 +0200
John Siracusa wrote:
As far as I know, OS X only scans a few "well-known" locations
(/Applications, ~/Applications, etc.) Otherwise it uses the "demand-paged"
system described above. In practice, it is usually transparent to the user.
Very few users need to look up help for an application that:
* has never been launched AND
* has never been manipulated or even seen in the Finder AND
* is not in one of the "well-known" app dirs
-John
But then AppFolders won't work well in Linux. There are lots of users
who will launch the app from the commandline, or from a file manager
that doesn't support "AppFolder installation".
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