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Merlinus

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Jun 22, 2007
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On an Intel MBP, with clean install of Leopard:

In System Profiler -> Applications

There's this application called DesktopDB ("/System/Library/CoreServices/SKPlugins/DesktopDB.service")
that uses a Classic architecture (as opposed to Intel, PowerPC or Universal).

Why would this rather old file be here under Leopard?
For that matter, why is there a Classic app which shouldn't be able to run under an Intel MBP anyway?

Anyone else have this thing there?
 
Yes, I did a normal upgrade install and noticed that its there too. It definitely wasn't there before (I removed all non Universal/Intel apps from my MacBook). The only Classic app I ever had was an HP hidden app I deleted.
 
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