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How to get AppleTalk in Snow Leopard
Because appletalk have modern networking, Zero configuration
I Hope next Update Mac OS X, have AppleTalk
Mac OS X (10.6)
Don't hold your breath, because the rest of the world has moved to IP. AppleTalk has been a legacy system pretty much since the start of OS X, so it was just a matter of time until it was dropped. The zero/auto configuration part is now Bonjour, but that is also IP.
AppleTalk is never coming back. If you must have it, you will need to revert back to an older version of Mac OS X that did include it, which if course means running older models of Macintosh.
Regards.
AppleTalk communication easier than using IP, AppleTalk has been tested for stability. ini modern network call zero configuration.. i need appletalk in mac os x, i hope in 10.8 have appletalk again
