Published by Mahmoud Al-Qudsi September 12th, 2009
in Guides, Macintosh, Operating Systems, Software
Tags: Guides, Java, Macintosh, OS X, OS X 10.6, Rosetta, Snow Leopard, Software
If you have a bunch of old Java applications lying around in your Mac’s /Applications folder, chances are, you’ll come across this message box when you attempt to run them on Snow Leopard:
To open JavaApplicationStub, you need to install Rosetta. Would you like to install it now?
Personally, I try my best to avoid legacy Mac [...]
Published by NeoSmart Technologies June 10th, 2008
in Macintosh, Operating Systems
Tags: Computer Architecture, FreeBSD, Grand Central, OpenCL, OS X, OS X 10.6, Parallel Processing, Scheduler, SMP, Snow Leopard, ULE
Ever since Steve Jobs first unveiled the next version of OS X, dubbed “Snow Leopard,” the internet has been abuzz with excitement and wondering about the supposed “evolutionary” qualities of OS X 10.6. One of the most-hyped improvements is the promised revamp of the SMP capabilities of OS X, with a “breakthrough” in SMP performance.
The [...]