You mean like Windows? What about Apple's assertion that the OS is written in such a way that individual applications cannot mess up with the operating system? If I have to install every application individually and check whether it is causing any problems or not, what is the point of using a Mac then? I can log onto the Internet using a Mac without any defensive applications installed because I am secure in the belief that Mac OS X is invincible to online threats. Why can't I have the same feeling of security when I install third party applications?
@Chucker, You think Fan Control might be source of my problems? Should I use smcFanControl instead?
I don't think you understand how Application Enhancer works. It injects itself into every single program. It exponentially increases the chance of bugs. No other software works like that.
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You mean like Windows? What about Apple's assertion that the OS is written in such a way that individual applications cannot mess up with the operating system? If I have to install every application individually and check whether it is causing any problems or not, what is the point of using a Mac then? I can log onto the Internet using a Mac without any defensive applications installed because I am secure in the belief that Mac OS X is invincible to online threats. Why can't I have the same feeling of security when I install third party applications?
@Chucker, You think Fan Control might be source of my problems? Should I use smcFanControl instead?
I don't think you understand how Application Enhancer works. It injects itself into every single program. It exponentially increases the chance of bugs. No other software works like that.