Then I was just happy to have _any_ modern workable Mac-like Replacements that never were, by the time NeXT morphed into OS X. Still, I was well tired of overenthusiastic MacWorld articles about the Instead of NeXT OS, at one point, to mention three I recall off the top Replacement MacOSes (Pink, Copeland, BeOS - a possible acquisition Successful well managed, well staffed development of one of the failed Incompatibilities, bugs and resulting crashes causing system instabilityĪnd corruption in classic MacOS), but I'll always wonder what a The good outweighed the bad IMO (sure as hell I was tired of software > Apple would not have survived otherwise. > successful technologies at the same time and some might argue that > development when the NeXTies took over, which led to complaints from a > Apple really took a step or two backwards with regard to software I assumed it kept the previous version around to make it easier to undo > /Applications/Google Chrome/Contents/Versions/. After updating, my version goes down to one copy in > deleting older versions when it's auto-updating. > If that's what's causing the OP's problem, I wonder why it's not > would have to be 40 versions to add up to 6 GB. > Looks like they're in Contents->Versions. > Cleaning my Mac, I discovered that Google Chrome Browser takes 6 GB of *** PLEASE post questions in newsgroups, not directly to me ***
If that's what's causing the OP's problem, I wonder why it's notĭeleting older versions when it's auto-updating. Would have to be 40 versions to add up to 6 GB. Looks like they're in Contents->Versions. > name Google Chrome followed by some letters and numbers. > where the copies are, I think they may be in Contents, Mac OS, with the > Control-click on Chrome and Open Package Contents.
> mount up to a large total, but can safely be deleted.
> updates itself, it also keeps a copy of the previous version. Cleaning my Mac, I discovered that Google Chrome Browser takes 6 GB of my
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