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List of Apps that won't work on Snow Leopard 
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Nice comprehensive list of what will and what won't work.

http://snowleopard.wikidot.com/

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I’ll be testing a few key apps on my MBP before I commit to my main machine. I may buy a 1TB drive to clone the Leopard install just in case.

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I'm taking the plunge. For the time being there is nothing I rely on, only a few things that might be a bit annoying if they don't work. But other than that I can wait a few weeks for updates.


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Well Snow Leopard screwed my BOINC installation and a reinstall doesn't seem to fix it. Looks like my MBP won't be contributing to scientific research for a little while.

Otherwise no complaints.

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I saw a support article by Apple showing you third-party add-ons to use for playing things like AVI files, and other things, but I can't find it now...Any ideas?


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forquare1 wrote:
I saw a support article by Apple showing you third-party add-ons to use for playing things like AVI files, and other things, but I can't find it now...Any ideas?


Found it here
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3526


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I thought the site was broken, the first 2 and half pages were blank!

Turns out that it doesn't play nicely if you don't use a full screen browser! :? Poor web design :(

A quick glance at the list seems no problems for me...

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Snow Leopard doesn't have the wget command, but it does still have curl
It's broken one of my scripts :roll:


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There's quite a few broken things on that list that I have used;

CheckPoint SecureClient
Cisco Clean Access Agent
CuteFTP
DivX
DynDNS Updater
Electricsheep
Google Gears
Iomega storage manager (LOL !)
HP Deskjet
Serenescreen Marine Aquarium
MySQL
Nikon Software
Norton Anti-Virus
PGP Disk Encryption
Silicon Image eSATA drivers
Sophos Anti-Virus
Vonage Companion
WD Anwhere Backup
X-Lite

That's more things than broke when I tried upgrading from '95 to W7. It's especially worrying that some of them might be considered critical - namely losing access to all your file storage and the connection to the office.

Luckily of course, they're all working just fine in their Windows versions ;)

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Hmmm, DivX and DynDNS Updater are working for me...


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MySQL should be working... MAMP is classed as working (Mac, Apache, MySQL and PHP), so MySQL on its own should be fine.

Just double checked, MySQL as a separate application isn't even listed on the site. MAMP works, but the designer tools don't - but they were only in beta stage for OS X anyway, so I would expect them to be fixed in the next beta release.

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MySQL should be working... MAMP is classed as working (Mac, Apache, MySQL and PHP), so MySQL on its own should be fine.

Just double checked, MySQL as a separate application isn't even listed on the site. MAMP works, but the designer tools don't - but they were only in beta stage for OS X anyway, so I would expect them to be fixed in the next beta release.


The PHP Install with Snow Leopard has a whole load of new stuff, such as the GD libraries. However, it seems to also throw a lot of “deprecated” errors regarding MySQL calls, and fails to work properly with Joomla! At the moment, all the Joomla! menus on my test install are gone, and I get a lot of errors.

I’m using MAMP, which behaves itself.

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There's quite a few broken things on that list that I have used;


CuteFTP - I use Filezilla, working fine
DivX - Haven't noticed any problems, I'll give it another go when I get home
DynDNS Updater - My router does that automatically, so haven't used a client.
HP Deskjet - My Deskjet PSC2610 is still printing/scanning
MySQL - MAMP was still working, with MySQL on my machine.

Just how many different AV programs were you running?!?!

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