Skip to main content
deleted 196 characters in body
Source Link
Lri
  • 106.4k
  • 19
  • 230
  • 283

It's related to the Apple Events bug that was introduced in 10.8.2 or an earlier version of OS X. Itthat also makes revealing files in Finder stop working. There's a bug report about it at TotalFinder's support forum.

As a workaround, you can terminate the appleeventsd process with sudo killall appleeventsd sudo killall -KILL appleeventsd. (Without -KILL the process is sent a TERM signal, and I also had the same problemmany processes stop responding as @myhd described.)

It's related to the Apple Events bug that was introduced in 10.8.2 or an earlier version of OS X. It also makes revealing files in Finder stop working. There's a bug report about it at TotalFinder's support forum.

As a workaround, you can terminate the appleeventsd process with sudo killall appleeventsd sudo killall -KILL appleeventsd. (Without -KILL the process is sent a TERM signal, and I also had the same problem as @myhd.)

It's related to the Apple Events bug in 10.8.2 that also makes revealing files in Finder stop working.

As a workaround, you can terminate the appleeventsd process with sudo killall appleeventsd sudo killall -KILL appleeventsd. (Without -KILL the process is sent a TERM signal and many processes stop responding as @myhd described.)

added 134 characters in body
Source Link
Lri
  • 106.4k
  • 19
  • 230
  • 283

It's related to the Apple Events bug that was introduced in 10.8.2 or an earlier version of OS X. It also makes revealing files in Finder stop working. There's a bug report about it at TotalFinder's support forum.

As a workaround, you can terminate the appleeventsd process with sudo killall appleeventsd sudo killall -KILL appleeventsd. (Without -KILL the process is sent a TERM signal, and I also had the same problem as @myhd.)

It's related to the Apple Events bug that was introduced in 10.8.2 or an earlier version of OS X. It also makes revealing files in Finder stop working. There's a bug report about it at TotalFinder's support forum.

As a workaround, you can terminate the appleeventsd process with sudo killall appleeventsd.

It's related to the Apple Events bug that was introduced in 10.8.2 or an earlier version of OS X. It also makes revealing files in Finder stop working. There's a bug report about it at TotalFinder's support forum.

As a workaround, you can terminate the appleeventsd process with sudo killall appleeventsd sudo killall -KILL appleeventsd. (Without -KILL the process is sent a TERM signal, and I also had the same problem as @myhd.)

Source Link
Lri
  • 106.4k
  • 19
  • 230
  • 283

It's related to the Apple Events bug that was introduced in 10.8.2 or an earlier version of OS X. It also makes revealing files in Finder stop working. There's a bug report about it at TotalFinder's support forum.

As a workaround, you can terminate the appleeventsd process with sudo killall appleeventsd.