PlugSuit Agent.app And Snow Leopard

February 1

Spent last night finally installing Snow Leop­ard on my Mac­Book Pro. I haven’t noticed much of a dif­fer­ence to be hon­est, but it seems to be work­ing quite well. Aside from one thing; Plug­Suit Agent.app.

This app kept ask­ing me for my pass­word over and over again. Ever time I opened an appli­ca­tion, that popup would be there to make my life mis­er­able. Luck­ily it turns out there is a sim­ple solu­tion for this issue.

Plug­Suit appar­ently isn’t com­pat­i­ble with Snow Leop­ard and needs to be dis­abled. So just go to Sys­tem Pref­er­ences and Plug­Suit, and hit “Dis­able”. That’s it, your life is saved.

Now I’m going to go Google what Plug­Suit actu­ally is because I have no idea.

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2 responses to “PlugSuit Agent.app And Snow Leopard”

  1. Arun
    Arun
    June 11 at 12:10 AM |

    You’re a life saver! I’ve just dis­abled it. let’s see if it fixes the annoy­ing pass­word requests.
    btw my plug­suit had “afloat” app in it. so i guess plug­suit might be a 3rd party app bun­dle or something.

  2. Daniel Nordstrom
    Daniel Nordstrom
    June 11 at 2:38 AM |

    Ah, you know what, that may actu­ally be why I got it installed in the first place! I remem­ber using Afloat to be able to have cer­tain win­dows float­ing on top. Cool, thanks! :)

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