On Nov 11, 11:43 am, Oxford <colaloves...@verysmart.com> wrote:
> Steve de Mena <ste...@stevedemena.com> wrote:
>
> > Yeah, as if the "Finder" source code is there. You can download XCode
> > with a bunch of samples, but now the Finder. or can you post the URL
> > to the Finder source code? No, you'll tell me how I need to learn to
> > solve problems myself (to hide the fact you are full of shit).
>
> You wouldn't want the Finder to be fully opensource if you did, you end
> up with the mess that is called Linux. Apple was smart to keep the front
> end consistent for everyone.

WTF? Finder's not open-source because it wants people to pay for
Finder, not because it would somehow degrade if made open-source (it
wouldn't).

> If you want to change the Finder any way you like, you just need to know
> this access key.
>
> Go into System/Library/CoreServices/Finder - then hold down the Ctrl
> Key, click and hold on the Finder Icon... choose Show Package Contents.
>
> Then go into "Contents" and you have full access to the Finder.
>
> You're welcome.

You fucking jackass. Opening the folder that contains Finder's
executables and resources isn't the same as getting to its source
code. How dare you imply it's even remotely similar.