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From: Kenneth S Redler
Date: Wed, 25 May 1988 20:20

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== chew on this, you slimy line eater ==

Does anybody know if the new system software release handles the desktop
any better than the current 4.2/6.0 stuff?  Anyone with a hard disk, and
especially those of you with the higher-capacity ones, has probably been
frustrated to some degree by the horrendously long desktop updates after
copying or trashing files.  I am aware of the init (?) packaged with the
appleshare software that greatly speeds destop updates, but does Apple
have any plans to incorporate these routines into the regular system? Will
we have to wait for System Tools 7.0??


-Ken
 ksr@eleazar.Dartmouth.EDU

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From: ksr@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Kenneth S Redler)
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Subject: Desktop file
Summary: A better way?
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Date: 25 May 88 20:20:53 GMT
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