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RosettaTest - 0.79

shows if a running app is dynamically translated by Rosetta

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Release Date:	2006-01-19
License:	Beta
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Product Description:

RosettaTest is a program to indicate whether an application in Mac OS X is running natively on a Mac powered by processors from Intel or is dynamically translated by Rosetta.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.4 PPC

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.4.3 or later

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activity monitor - Version: 0.89, 3/10/2007 09:30PM PST

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gteague

if i'm not mistaken (not at my mac now) activity monitor displays in the far right column whether a running app, process or daemon is intel or ppc. i think you can even sort by this column.

/guy

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This is useful - Version: 0.79, 3/16/2006 11:54AM PST

brickl

This app is useful in that I was able to identify universal apps that were running through rosetta after mistakenly being configured to do so in the Get Info panel. In particular, it appears that Activity Monitor, while universal, has Rosetta checked in the Get Info panel - at least in my default install...

Activity Monitor! - Version: 0.79, 2/8/2006 08:38AM PST

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Todd_Whitehead_984

Okay, so the argument is that Get Info will only show which apps "might" run under Rosetta...I guess.

But, Activity Monitor will show which apps ARE running as Intel or PowerPC. (By default, it's the last column.)