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Unsupported iTunes 12.6.3 enterprise version allows for app management, installation
Here's a more up-to-date and easier way to delete iTunes.jahblade said:
I am running macOS High Sierra. I tried the mention process to downgrade iTunes, results "not permitted".Soli said:
I think this should work:teejay2012 said:
You can install this version of iTunes 12.6.3 but not over previously installed version 12.7 directly. You will be asked to 'download' the new version once installed.
I had to downgrade from 12.7 to 12.6 and then install 12.6.3. You can not use Time Machine to go back. While instructions on how to 'downgrade iTunes' are straightforward, it requires Terminal and sudo commands to delete the iTunes app, then replacing the iTunes Library.itl file from a previous version .. then installing 12.6.3 - easy but not something most will likely feel comfortable doing. I have quite a few older iPads around our household so having app management in iTunes remains useful for me.cd /Applications/
sudo rm -rf iTunes.app/
https://www.imobie.com/support/how-to-uninstall-and-reinstall-itunes-on-mac.htm
p.s. I liked the bloated mess. Seriously.
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Roof of Chicago's North Michigan Ave. Apple Store resembles MacBook Air lid
Reminds me of someone at Apple who once said... "When you're a carpenter making a beautiful chest of drawers, you're not going to use a piece of plywood on the back, even though it faces the wall and nobody will ever see it. You'll know it's there, so you're going to use a beautiful piece of wood on the back." Sound familiar?anome said:
Yeah, it's as pointless as painting the back side of the fence...dysamoria said:Cheesy. Waste of effort and materials for a feature only to be seen in rare circumstances.
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Apple to cut several business & events positions at retail stores - report
You could always work in Canada at the CIBC. http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/cibc-outsourcing-jobs-india-1.4045759
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Samsung's cylindrical ArtPC Pulse computer apes design of Apple's Mac Pro
Seriously? A speaker built on top of the computer. The vibration must does wonders to its insides.bdkennedy said:Well, hate to say it, but I think Samsung's is a nicer design. I like the high level speaker system on top.
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Samsung's cylindrical ArtPC Pulse computer apes design of Apple's Mac Pro
Actually, make it red and revolve. Then when it gets too hot a siren can sound.baconstang said:Well that's overpriced for crappy hardware. No mention of the GPU?
Can you make the blue light flash? That would be so kewl!
