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You know you've really made it when NSImage explicitly checks for your bundle

7:48 PM · May 10, 2018

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check your bundle before you wreck your bundle

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gotta bundle fast

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Frederic Barthelemy

What does it do?

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Analogue of nursing home for apps: preferential compatibility treatment

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You made it! Also you screwed up somewhere.

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I extracted the list of 299 bundle IDs that macOS checks for: mix of large apps (Adobe/Microsoft) and indie (Panic Coda/Transmit, Omni*). Shows what apps are considered important.

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These 299 macOS apps are so buggy, Apple had to fix them in AppKit

What do Photoshop, Matlab, Panic Transmit, and Eclipse have in common? They are among the 299 apps for which macOS applies compatibillity fixes.

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