08-26-2023, 10:22 PM
The best solution would be to find out why it is launching and stop whatever it is BUT failing that you could setup a crontab line such as:
* * * * * killall Music
if you haven't used crontab it is very simple. Just enter "crontab -e" at the command line, press lowercase "I" to insert, paste in that line, then press esc on the keyboard followed by ":wq" and Bob's your uncle.
I do agree with Hal that your solution of running iTunes on a more modern OS could be problematic but if it works...it works. iTunes is certainly the more capable program and if I could go backwards I would do it.
* * * * * killall Music
if you haven't used crontab it is very simple. Just enter "crontab -e" at the command line, press lowercase "I" to insert, paste in that line, then press esc on the keyboard followed by ":wq" and Bob's your uncle.
I do agree with Hal that your solution of running iTunes on a more modern OS could be problematic but if it works...it works. iTunes is certainly the more capable program and if I could go backwards I would do it.