I'm pointing out what was said in your very first post, which is what I originally responded to with details about the difference between binary files and images. After which you detailed all of the components of the application bundle, and derided me for not somehow seeing that was in your mind when you made the first post.
If you would have posted those details in the first place, I would have accepted your argument and not bothered to clarify anything. But instead I now find myself battling revisionist history...
1) I was clear when I wrote BINARIES and APP. You didn't read clearly enough, accept it.
2) It was after I dissected the parts of the iTunes app because you failed to understand that you then made an asinine comment about humpback whales. The context should be clear to all native English speakers but if you had an issue you should have inquired as to the meaning instead of claiming that binaries are half the size of the app. Now you're just backpedaling because you failed to comprehend the difference between a binary and the Mac OS X app.
Have they been doing this with tertiary point updates to iTunes (and other apps) within Software Updater? Regardless, I do like see this smaller update sizes.
Have they been doing this with tertiary point updates to iTunes (and other apps) within Software Updater? Regardless, I do like see this smaller update sizes.
Too bad this update didn't address the iOS 5 and iTunes wireless syncing error bug. . It's starting to get very annoying (unsure if it's an iTunes or iOS bug). I get about 10-20 a day (because 4 devices sync wirelessly).
iTunes 10.5.3 does not recognize/sync purchases from my iTunes U app on iPad
One problem after the next on this rollout. Syncing in general on iTunes continues to deteriorate, IMO. Come on Apple
Another example - When I download a textbook, it does not show up under "Books" on iTunes. I can go on and on about how the flow and content management of all this was not well thought out
Now you're just backpedaling because you failed to comprehend the difference between a binary and the Mac OS X app.
There is no difference for a lot of Mac OS X apps. Launch /Applications/Utilities/Terminal and type:
ls /usr/bin
There's about 500 Mac OS X apps in that folder which are just binary files. For those apps, the binary file _is_ the app.
This is why I like to make the distinction clear between an app and an application bundle. Because, when I think about apps, I think about all types of applications I've used (not just Mac OS X application bundles).
Theres been a bug for a while where it fails up unpack the iTunes extras videos properly and so bonus content is seemedly missing when running iTunes extras (bought in a recent version of iTunes). Does anyone have the problem and do thy know if it has been fixed in version 10.5.3. Thanks.
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I'm pointing out what was said in your very first post, which is what I originally responded to with details about the difference between binary files and images. After which you detailed all of the components of the application bundle, and derided me for not somehow seeing that was in your mind when you made the first post.
If you would have posted those details in the first place, I would have accepted your argument and not bothered to clarify anything. But instead I now find myself battling revisionist history...
1) I was clear when I wrote BINARIES and APP. You didn't read clearly enough, accept it.
2) It was after I dissected the parts of the iTunes app because you failed to understand that you then made an asinine comment about humpback whales. The context should be clear to all native English speakers but if you had an issue you should have inquired as to the meaning instead of claiming that binaries are half the size of the app. Now you're just backpedaling because you failed to comprehend the difference between a binary and the Mac OS X app.
But instead I now find myself battling revisionist history...
Ooh! If you want to battle revisionist history, come to the "monster release" iPhone thread with me and help me set the "iPhone 5" crowd straight!
My update was only 10MB via software update.
Have they been doing this with tertiary point updates to iTunes (and other apps) within Software Updater? Regardless, I do like see this smaller update sizes.
Have they been doing this with tertiary point updates to iTunes (and other apps) within Software Updater? Regardless, I do like see this smaller update sizes.
It looks like this is so.
"Unknown error 0xE800007F"
https://discussions.apple.com/message/16379356#16379356
One problem after the next on this rollout. Syncing in general on iTunes continues to deteriorate, IMO. Come on Apple
iTunes 10.5.3 does not recognize/sync purchases from my iTunes U app on iPad
One problem after the next on this rollout. Syncing in general on iTunes continues to deteriorate, IMO. Come on Apple
Another example - When I download a textbook, it does not show up under "Books" on iTunes. I can go on and on about how the flow and content management of all this was not well thought out
Now you're just backpedaling because you failed to comprehend the difference between a binary and the Mac OS X app.
There is no difference for a lot of Mac OS X apps. Launch /Applications/Utilities/Terminal and type:
ls /usr/bin
There's about 500 Mac OS X apps in that folder which are just binary files. For those apps, the binary file _is_ the app.
This is why I like to make the distinction clear between an app and an application bundle. Because, when I think about apps, I think about all types of applications I've used (not just Mac OS X application bundles).