Things Removed in Snow Leopard
Updated continuously; please submit new finds in the comments. Or, in other words, “This document will be updated as more information becomes available.”
- PowerPC support
- The blood on the signature snow leopard’s mouth, except for in the wallpaper
- 32-bit screensaver support on 64-bit capable machines (in effect; it’s more of a replacement thing since
loginwindow
has to run under some architecture)- Cocoa Java runtime support
- AppleTalk printing
- Creator code adherence when opening files
- Carbon project templates in the clean install of Xcode (they just don’t want you to start anything new)
- Jam build system-based project templates in the clean install of Xcode (the Jam support has been removed)
- Python and Ruby project templates in the clean install of Xcode
- Distributed network builds in Xcode (although not shared network builds)
- QuickTime Pro the “pay $29.99″ nickel-and-dime model (sort of, and not QuickTime Player 7, which is maintained across upgrades and is available from the disc)
- Support for QuickTime video digitizer plugins in 64-bit apps
- Java versions 1.4.x and 1.5.x
- AFP support for protocol versions prior to 3.0
- ODBC Administrator as bundled (available online)
- (”Plain”) HFS write support
- Contextual menu plugin support in 64-bit
- Quick Look generator support for non-bundle, non-package folders
- The utility “AirPort Utility for Graphite and”– yes, “Snow”
- AppleScript Utility (settings moved to AppleScript Editor Preferences)
- Examples bundled with Xcode Tools (available online)
- The “nuh-uh” shaking login window behavior when you’re bound to a domain/directory and enter the wrong password (it’s still there when you’re not bound to a domain/directory)
- Preinstalled local/offline API documentation (workaround)
buh bye
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