"First, iTunes is the one application in the developer build that comes as a PowerPC application. That means, it hasn't been compiled for a Pentium, but for a PowerPC, and has to be translated to Pentium code by Rosetta."
This is not the case anymore with 10.4.3/x86 according to osx86project.org. Too bad zdnet used 10.4.1.:-)
"Many sources have reported that the latest build of Mac OS X 10.4.3 seeded to developers includes an Intel-compiled version of iTunes. Previously, iTunes was the only major non-system application to be PowerPC-only."
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"First, iTunes is the one application in the developer build that comes as a PowerPC application. That means, it hasn't been compiled for a Pentium, but for a PowerPC, and has to be translated to Pentium code by Rosetta."
:-)
This is not the case anymore with 10.4.3/x86 according to osx86project.org. Too bad zdnet used 10.4.1.
Current 10.4.3 Build Includes Intel iTunes
"Many sources have reported that the latest build of Mac OS X 10.4.3 seeded to developers includes an Intel-compiled version of iTunes. Previously, iTunes was the only major non-system application to be PowerPC-only."