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Bye bye edge(lemmy.ml)

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miss_brainfart@lemmy.ml
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Older MacOS versions had stuff like the chess game preinstalled for no reason, though I don’t know how current versions look like.

I also don’t know how easy it is to remove preinstalled apps nowadays. Back in the day, you could disable System Integrity Protection, remove whatever you want, and re-enable Protection afterwards.

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kurosawaa@programming.dev
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That chess game even predates OS X, it was a tech demo that came with the NextStep OS and has barely changed since the mid nineties. At this point it would be said to see it go.

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