Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 24th Jun 2008 00:34 UTC
Although Apple is marketing Mac OS X Snow Leopard as an operating system update with "no new features," under the hood improvements will actually translate into a slew of new enhancements, five of which are described herein.
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RE: Nice for the server folk... But what about us?
by Clinton on Tue 24th Jun 2008 15:20
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I would too, but are the pillocks over at Adobe going to support it? Currently, if you try to use the case-sensitive version of HFS+, while everything else in the world will work, Photoshop will complain that you are running on an unsupported filesystem and will refuse to run.
Edited 2008-06-24 15:21 UTC
RE[2]: Nice for the server folk... But what about us?
by shadow_x99 on Tue 24th Jun 2008 16:08
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Are you serious? I was not aware that Adobe software were sensitive to case-sensitive filesystem (No pun intended).
I suppose I am lucky to have no adobe-application installed on my Mac (I do not need them)... However, this kind of limitation is kinda sad (And feel a bit amateurish)
Are all Adobe Application behave the same way? or just Photoshop?
RE[2]: Nice for the server folk... But what about us?
by Wes Felter on Tue 24th Jun 2008 18:18
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Personally, I'd very much enjoy ZFS and finally delete my HFS+ partition.