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> Everything is file-oriented, making it easy to backup or wipe away any given plist.

Does cfprefsd react well to that these days?

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Most plists are NOT NSUserDefaults / CFPreferences

Right, but those would be the closest analog to the registry would it not?

Kind of but that doesn’t make it the same, especially when it doesn’t suffer from all the issues that plague the registry.

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0 pointssaagarjha5y ago0 comments

> Everything is file-oriented, making it easy to backup or wipe away any given plist.

Does cfprefsd react well to that these days?

Most plists are NOT NSUserDefaults / CFPreferences

Right, but those would be the closest analog to the registry would it not?

Kind of but that doesn’t make it the same, especially when it doesn’t suffer from all the issues that plague the registry.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse