quangdog
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So tonight I was a little bored, and wondered what OS X would do if I opened every app on my hard drive (excepting the classic Apps...)
Specs of the machine:
1999 Powerbook G3 333 (Bronze Keyboard, Lombard model)
384 MB Ram
6GB HD
Everything else is stock as it came from Apple.
So I opened my /Applications directory, and selected everything... then opened all the various sub directories and selected all the apps in them... I even went so far as to select XDarwin, which opens several GTK apps when it launches...
Then I hit Apple-O, and watched dozens of application icons pop into my dock...
Roughly 10 minutes later, everything had launched, and I was actually able to use the machine without too much of a performance hit (once I got iMovie to quit sucking 50% of the CPU cylces with it's intro movie...)
So I'm just curious, has anyone else tried this?
Certainly, this would kill OS 9.
-Quangdog
Specs of the machine:
1999 Powerbook G3 333 (Bronze Keyboard, Lombard model)
384 MB Ram
6GB HD
Everything else is stock as it came from Apple.
So I opened my /Applications directory, and selected everything... then opened all the various sub directories and selected all the apps in them... I even went so far as to select XDarwin, which opens several GTK apps when it launches...
Then I hit Apple-O, and watched dozens of application icons pop into my dock...
Roughly 10 minutes later, everything had launched, and I was actually able to use the machine without too much of a performance hit (once I got iMovie to quit sucking 50% of the CPU cylces with it's intro movie...)
So I'm just curious, has anyone else tried this?
Certainly, this would kill OS 9.
-Quangdog