| 7 months ago :: Jun 30, 2008 - 11:25AM #1 | |
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I am kind of excited about the prospect of all the applications in Snow Leopard weighing in at much smaller sizes. I think that'll do good. |
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| 7 months ago :: Jul 01, 2008 - 04:35PM #2 | |
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How do the sizes of Applications on Leopard compare to those of Tiger and previous versions of OS X? I'm not a mac user, but I read a comment on a tech site the other day that mentioned the apps on Leopard were overly bloated because of a way they're compiled... or something like that. I've read rumors that Apple is trying to shrink the Apps as much as possible so as to make it easier to get them to run on the iPhone and other future Apple mobile devices.
Signatures are cool!!!
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| 7 months ago :: Jul 01, 2008 - 06:04PM #3 | |
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Mac apps I believe have somewhat fluctuated. When OSX first was released apps got kind of large and then as subsequent releases came they came down in size. One of the biggest changes that seems to be coming to Snow Leopard is file compression. That by itself will make things seem smaller the second item is the continued switch to vector based graphics instead of bitmap images. The difference between bitmap versus vector is immense. If you're not familiar with it vector images can scale to any size and can have layers, opacity, channels, and a lot more plus they tend to look cleaner and clearer.
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