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dan1234
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In the PPC - x86 transition the binaries were all ‘universal’, with code for both platforms.
NegativeLatency
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While the system provided apps were, you could strip one platform or the other out of apps to use less disk space
The_rationalist
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Yeah fat binaries use twice as much disk space
hylaride
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They did not use twice as much and if it really bothers you there are/were tools that can “clean” the other architecture binaries off the disk.
dan1234
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The resources (images, videos etc) take up the most space, and should be shared. It’s just the code that’s taking up extra space, and there’ll be a way to thin the binary if you want (there was last time anyway).
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