Apparently I need some clarification of terms. I thought these were the
definitions:
carbon: will run on OS X without needing the classic environment
cocoa: uses a specific OS X application framework
classic: will run under OS < 9, but not OS X
So checking whether something is "carbon" should be a simple matter of
running it, then checking whether the logo in the upper-left is
rainbow-colored or blue. Right?
The comments below seem to indicate something different.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ian Ragsdale) wrote:
>Pepper is definitely carbon - it runs on OS 9 as well.
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>Ian
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>On 4/1/01 8:48 PM, "Bill Stephenson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> PhotoLine and Pepper both work well on either format, but they're not really
>> "Carbon" apps are they?
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