macOS treats chess like it's the System32 file in windows

It needs it to keep occupied while you are not with him.... You are just being selfish and not considering your mac's needs...

Shame!

@mmcorreia xD

Pretty sure you can remove it with sudo rm -rf, might need to use recovery mode

It's apple's way of saying you are their pawn and you can't change that fact 😉

Fuck apple.

I also cant uninstall Xbox live from windows, even I don't have Xbox 😞

It needs to be there to add logics to macOS

@Lasagna probably the latter, but I like the movie tho

😂😂 lol

That's how MCP started, as a chess program. One of these days it'll be giving you orders

The chess application actually runs all of the security for MacOS, hence why it’s so shite

Want yo delete chess? That will be 99.99$ only!

Play it, don't delete it!

If macOS Was Smigel It Would Be Like
"You can't delete chess because I needs it"

@sunfishcc you can with Powershell

@kaesaecracker but Microsoft will bring it back after an update 😓

@sunfishcc Well you could run that script each boot

macOS user. You CAN delete it, you have to boot to recovery and disable System Integrity Protection. For those who either don’t know and/or don’t care to learn, SIP is equivalent to Windows TrustedInstaller. Helps protect system files from malware. It just so happens it protects almost all preinstalled things too, with includes Chess.

Oh well. I’m just trying to give some actual discussion fuel here, instead of just REEEEEEEEE ITS NOT LINUX REEEEEE

I’m done now.

Yeah System32 'file'...

systemd?

System32 is a folder. Not a file. *flies away and watches with popcorn from a distance*

That's why chess is so class:y *ba dum ts*

😂 Don't do Mac, kids

Maybe the hard-coded the Chess application somewhere in the core OS modules. That's why you can't remove it.

svchost.exe 💥

What distro is this?