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Sun 12 Nov 2006

Workaround Bonjour No More on Intel Macs?

Category : Technology/WorkaroundBonjourIntelMac.txt

This is interesting. I just realised that I don't get the Workaround Bonjour stall on my Intel iMac anymore.

I wonder when that started to happen. I remember checking if it's still there when I updated my machines to 10.4.8, and was disappointed that it still was.

Perhaps, I've only tested it on my G4 iBook? So, to be sure, I went back to the G4 iBook and, sure enough, it's still there. It still stalls everytime a call is made to launchd load.

So, maybe I hadn't tested it on my Intel iMac. Anyway, it's gone, on that machine. I've only got that one Intel Mac. I would love to hear it if anyone else can confirm it.

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