> This problem is due to the protection, the sandboxing.
The problem of sandbox violation lines appearing in your Console is caused by sandboxing. It's unlikely that it goes any further than that.
The author has associated some other silent issue with his system to this one sandbox violation just because it happens to be printed all the time.
If you're experiencing some performance problem, run sysdiagnose(1) (or hit the key combo in its man page) and throw it into Apple's bug reporter. Or, if you stare at the output for a very long time, you might even figure out how to read it.
The problem of sandbox violation lines appearing in your Console is caused by sandboxing. It's unlikely that it goes any further than that.
The author has associated some other silent issue with his system to this one sandbox violation just because it happens to be printed all the time.
If you're experiencing some performance problem, run sysdiagnose(1) (or hit the key combo in its man page) and throw it into Apple's bug reporter. Or, if you stare at the output for a very long time, you might even figure out how to read it.