+ Jeremy Huddleston <email@hidden>:
> I think this is probably the best solution so long as the 'expert
> mode' is a choice set by 'defaults write ....'. That way, Apple can
> ship with it off to be all "Hi, I'm Apple, I decided what you want
> already." and the rest of us can turn it on as needed.
Which reminds me (if y'all will excuse a moment of off-topicness):
It has long been an irritant to me that there seems to be no
systematic way to discover what one can do with the defaults command
for most applications. I learn them a bit here, a bit there, from
various online fora. Is it supposed to be that way, or have I missed
some important source of such information? Of course one can learn a
bit from defaults read, but I believe that most options that aren't
set from the app's preferences window won't even be present in the
.plist file until you put them there youself, so it doesn't help
much.
- Harald
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