C CubaTBird macrumors 68020 Original poster Apr 18, 2004 2,135 0 May 28, 2005 #1 Is it advisable to turn off all widgets before installing a program? Or does it not matter.
mad jew Moderator emeritus Apr 3, 2004 32,191 10 Adelaide, Australia May 28, 2005 #2 I've never worried about it. What would be the problem? Is it because they hog resources a little bit?
I've never worried about it. What would be the problem? Is it because they hog resources a little bit?
C CubaTBird macrumors 68020 Original poster Apr 18, 2004 2,135 0 May 28, 2005 #3 well i guess they could be considered "applications" perhaps, and how installers always want you to close all open apps
well i guess they could be considered "applications" perhaps, and how installers always want you to close all open apps
mad jew Moderator emeritus Apr 3, 2004 32,191 10 Adelaide, Australia May 28, 2005 #4 I don't usually even close other apps so I imagine having the widgets running would be fine.
J JzzTrump22 macrumors 65816 Apr 13, 2004 1,229 0 New York May 29, 2005 #5 Theres no reason to close any programs when installing stuff. I always have AIM running and usually safari when installing small programs.
Theres no reason to close any programs when installing stuff. I always have AIM running and usually safari when installing small programs.
wrldwzrd89 macrumors G5 Jun 6, 2003 12,110 77 Solon, OH May 29, 2005 #6 The only time I recommend closing applications is when you're updating the very application you're running, or updating the operating system (everything should be closed). This applies to Windows and Linux as well as Mac OS X.
The only time I recommend closing applications is when you're updating the very application you're running, or updating the operating system (everything should be closed). This applies to Windows and Linux as well as Mac OS X.