On 28 nov 2005, at 23.02, Bertrand Landry-Hetu wrote:
I guess that is a generic problem to anything that resides in the
cache folder. I mean then Safari should do the same thing...
Agreed. The default behaviour should be to store these files in the
user "~/Library/Caches" folder, with the option to change this
location using Xcode preferences / default writes.
I agree with Chris that there is a problem with storing some types of
files in the home directory - especially when it's network mounted -
but this is a problem shared with many applications on Mac OS X, and
should be solved on a system level, and not on an application level [*].
j o a r
[*] Not saying that individual apps can't take a stab at it while
we're waiting for a system level fix, but it would at least be nice
to know that a more generic approach to solve the problem was under
way while we're using our workarounds...
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