Tag: MONOLINGUAL

Last time we had a peek at Monolingual, we talked about how you can use it to remove unnecessary language resource and localization files from the Mac OS X, to make more disk space and (ostensibly) improve system performance. But did you know you can also use it to zap PowerPC resources too? Indeed, if you zap the non-Intel architecture stuff using Mono, your Intel Mac will really scream. Just be ...

Mac OS X ships with its core applications in dozens of languages, but chances are you're only interested in using one or, if you like to spice things up once in awhile, two. Monolingual is a small app for OS X which removes translations you don't want and frees up a couple hundred megs of hard drive space. It's open-source, too. ...