Mac • 45:10
launchd is the primary tool on Mac OS X for automatically launching processes on behalf of the system (daemons) or individual users (agents). Find out how launchd's dynamic architecture makes your Mac more robust and responsive while simplifying the development and deployment of many kinds of helper programs. Dive into the details of the launchctl utility and launchd property lists. Learn how to restructure your programs to take advantage of the services provided by launchd. Explore the many levers launchd provides for system administrators to fine-tune the performance and behavior of Macs on their network.
Speaker: Damien Sorresso
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