Clean installation of Leopard, checking the architecture of software in System Profiler:
DesktopDB - Classic (as opposed to Universal, PowerPC, Intel).
/System/Library/CoreServices/SKPlugins/DesktopDB.service
What in the world is this? And why am I able to run a "Classic" application on an Intel anyway?
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DesktopDB was an old file used by classic Mac OS that kept track of which application opened which file. Don't know why that's there, though. You'd have to ask someone with more knowledge of the workings of OS X.
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Thanks. Anyone else have this thing there? Or is it just me?
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Never noticed it running
Classic application on Intel MBP?
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by taelrak, Oct 30, 2007.