I don't know about the NAS part but weird noises isn't always a for sure
indicator. My old Mac tower has three hard drives in it and they have
made all kinds of weird noises but they keep on going. Depending on your
enclosure, it could just be the fan. For internal drives you can check
the SMAR
Are you talking about the weather widget when you hit F12? If so, mine
gives a 6-day forecast in a group. When I interact with that I can step
though each of the days to get the basic high/low partly cloudy type stuff.
CB
On 4/3/15 11:21 AM, ted phillips wrote:
Hi all. I am wondering if ther
and how to set it up so I can read it. Thanks
On Apr 3, 2015, at 11:55 AM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
Are you talking about the weather widget when you hit F12? If so, mine gives a
6-day forecast in a group. When I interact with that I can step though each of
the d
nted to be sure that people
don't get themselves confused if they try bringing up the dashboard like Chris
said with F12, and nothing happens.
Chris.
- Original Message - From: "'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries"
To:
Sent: Friday, April 03, 2015 1:55 PM
Subject:
I know the older minis required a video connection or the machine would
bog down. I suspected it was some hardware issue in which the video
subsystem was trying to detect the resolution of the attached device.
The workaround at the time was various VGA dongle tricks that made the
mini think the
I think they meant they were trying to recall the actual keys from
memory and didn't check them. Gena was close but the key combo is
actually command option U to Show Page Source which is also available
under the Develop menu in Safari. If you don't have the Develop menu I'm
not sure if the key
Generally all Apple's chargers are will take pretty much any voltage or
frequency you'll find in the developed world. The main thing you'll need
is an adapter to get the plugs to physically connect. Spain is on the
230v 50hz standard. So if you have one of those adapters you should be
all set.
I suspect it's the CompuLab Display Emulator which is US$15 on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/CompuLab-fit-Headless-Display-Emulator/dp/B00FLZXGJ6/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1428442208&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=hdmi+headless+devices
I haven't tried this myself so I don't know if it makes a Mini hap
Do you already have the video files off the DVD onto your computer? If
so it seems like the free handbrake video encoder should be able to do
what you want. Tricky part will be deciding what you want thrown away.
If you're going to burn it to another DVD you'll have to keep the frame
rate and r
In case you're not familiar with some of this philosophy:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_is_the_enemy_of_good
"Watson-Watt, who developed early warning radar in Britain to counter
the rapid growth of the Luftwaffe, propounded a "cult of the imperfect",
which he stated as "Give them the t
That is correct. The App Store app itself has no preference settings.
Instead you have to go to System Preferences and then find App Store in
there to access the automatic update settings. That's not confusing at
all :) Even though I've had automatic updates on for a while it does
require reboo
What are you opening it with? MS Office, last I checked, was not
accessible but you should be able to read it with Keynote.
CB
On 4/14/15 7:56 AM, Rebecca A Sabo wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to read a power point on my mack using voice over . It just reads
the slide and the number but no text
Sounds like you hit all the usual suspects. I know my MacBook was
sluggish for about three days after I upgraded but I didn't disable
spotlight. Now it seems to be pretty much back to normal. I also noticed
that my next time machine backup was huge. I think it said 180GB so the
update apparentl
I don't have one of these but what I could find says that you have to
download and install the DLink SharePort Plus software, then set up the
printer on your Mac to make sure you have all the drivers for it
installed, then plug your printer into the DLink and use the SharePort
software to make
In case you haven't taken the plunge yet, here is what Apple says is
fixed for accessibility in the iOS 8.3 update:
•Fixes an issue where using the back button in Safari causes
VoiceOver gestures to not respond
•Fixes an issue where VoiceOver focus becomes unreliable in
draft M
Hmm, usually the web lawsuits I've read revolve around lack of access to
a particular service or product and not around a particular technology.
So if the Target or United Airlines web site was inaccessible because of
using Flash, that would put those companies on the hook for choosing
their in
I thought Pages was now free if you're on OSX 10.10. I actually paid for
my copy so I can't be 100% sure. Check the Mac app store and make sure
you can't just download them.
CB
On 4/14/15 11:54 PM, Agent086b wrote:
Hello all,
I have been using Textedit since I got my Mac.
I have a document th
a screen reader user, you can’t access the updater through it’s application?
On 15/04/2015, at 1:41 pm, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
Hmm, usually the web lawsuits I've read revolve around lack of access to a
particular service or product and not around a particu
l-mail's prices are here:
https://l-mail.com/scripts/static/pricing.php
So in the US it's $1.47 for credit and $2.08 for debit cards for a
three-page letter. There is also a $3.74 surcharge if you don't open an
account with a deposit, which implies that you can use their service
without setti
This comes up every now and then.
Short answer is that the list is what folks make of it.
Long answer is that the name is probably a bit of an anachronisim at
this point. The list was founded years before iPhone OS became iOS and
then became accessible with VoiceOver. So as more and more folks
Good to know. My parents just got fooled. They say that there was some
popup that said their flash was out of date and to download an updater.
Well, they went ahead and did that but it wasn't the real Flash updater.
So now every time they click a link it opens a new browser tab to some
other ma
For those still on the 6.x version VMWare released an update on April
23. From their web site:
Fixed a rare issue where a virtual machine could freeze when reading or
writing data to a shared folder.
A virtual machine connected to the network with NAT and running many
concurrent DNS requests c
2015, at 5:50 pm, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
For those still on the 6.x version VMWare released an update on April 23. From
their web site:
Fixed a rare issue where a virtual machine could freeze when reading or writing
data to a shared folder.
A virtual machine conn
rking. or do i have to ask someone to click it for me, since the
first thing to lick was the timezone i think.
On 28 Apr 2015, at 6:15 pm, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
Yes, but for many folks version 6 still works just fine. I would assume that
there was also a point rel
Last I checked it was still pretty weak but, as a free app, you can give
it a try. Maybe they fixed things up since I last poked at it.
CB
On 4/27/15 3:17 PM, sadamahmed1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I am wondering how accessible the current Version of open Office is for the
Mac?
Thanks in
Sounds like you got the same infection my parents did. I still haven't
rooted it all out but whatever you do, don't call the number or give
them your credit card.
CB
On 4/27/15 2:48 PM, KristeenHughes wrote:
Jonathan, I tried your fix, but when I went back into Safari after
turning my WIFI ba
for file sharing
between osx and windows? Is McAfee equally slow as in the end of 90’s and start
of the year 2000 or so?
Is there a «best virus/malware scanner» that work both in osx and virtual
windows?
Take care
28. apr. 2015 kl. 17:50 skrev 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
:
F
Hmm, that seems like the correct address:
http://cdn.macdvdripperpro.com/MDRP_v504.zip
At least it downloaded just fine for me. CDN standards for Content
Distribution Network where you pay somebody to distribute your big files
by having the DNS lookup serve an IP of a server geographically clo
When you are in groups.google.com and have MacVisionaies open, it should
take you here:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/macvisionaries
About 15 tab stops from the top of the page is a button called My
Settings. Hit the space bar to pop this open and then down arrow to find
"My members
You'll want to use Disk Utility which is found in the Utilities folder.
You can get there quickly when in the Finder by doing command-option-U.
Basically you'll have to navigate to your USB drive then navigate to the
Erase tab where you'll find options for what format to use and the name
to cal
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Date: Tue, 12 May 2015 13:22:13 -0700
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Disney Cruise Line
Disney Cruise Line
Doh. How did I end up sending it here? Sorry everyone. Was supposed to
go to the grandparents.
CB
On 5/13/15 11:47 AM, Jamie Pauls wrote:
The post may have been misdirected, but now I want to go on a cruise.
Sent from my iPhone
On May 13, 2015, at 10:11 AM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacV
It's in the My Settings popup which is about nine tab stops from the
Search field at the top of the page. Once there hit space to activate
the menu then down arrow to Membership and Email Settings. In that
dialog the 4th tab stop is email delivery preferences. If you hit space
on that you can d
Not a big deal. Gary had asked to join on a Friday and that happened to
be the Friday I was leading a team of volunteers to work at a thrift
store to support some local homeless shelters. Throw in some kid event
on the same weekend and I didn't get back to Gary until Monday. It all
worked out.
I think he was saying it was the last time they would do an event in
that particular space. They can, and probably will, have other events in
other venues. He seemed be waxing nostalgic over the number of major
announcements that had been made there over the years.
CB
On 3/22/16 9:25 AM, Basi
I'm guessing SE stands for Special Edition. Of course Apple hasn't said
so everyone is left guessing or making stuff up.
CB
On 3/22/16 11:53 AM, Pete Nalda wrote:
The new phone is the iPhone SE. Speech will pronounce ce
Egun On, Lagunak! (basque for G'day, Mates
Louie P (Pete) Nalda
MySpace.c
Another perspective is that most people don't know a great thing until
there are a few years of hindsight. I remember one of my co-workers got
one of the very first iPhones and I couldn't figure out why. It was a
battery hog, heavy and my little folding phone made calls just as well.
Who knew t
to Apple. How can a product be
developed without a demand?
Vaughn
On 3/22/16, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
Another perspective is that most people don't know a great thing until
there are a few years of hindsight. I remember one of my co-workers got
one of the very first iP
eveloped without a demand?
Vaughn
On 3/22/16, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
Another perspective is that most people don't know a great thing
until there are a few years of hindsight. I remember one of my
co-workers got one of the very first iPhones and I couldn't figure
Not sure I would call it a Mac issue. The rate of growth of Mac sales
have slowed from last year in Q4 (2.8% up) but that's better than the
overall PC market which shrank (8.3% down). Might just be an indication
of overall market trends. That said, PCs (in the generic sense) tend to
be more dur
PDFs aren't compressed on their own. You can zip a PDF by selecting it
and then going to the file menu to choose Compress "filename" or use the
contextual menu on the PDF. That will make a .zip file of the PDF which
will upload/download faster.
CB
On 3/26/16 1:02 AM, John Weir wrote:
There is
On the USB thing, it's actually VMWare that asks if you want the drive
connected to the Mac or to the VMWare machine. Once you exit VMWare or
reboot I guess the thumb drive get handed back to OSX so if you start
vmware again the thumb drive is now mounted on the OSX side. So you
would need to m
Airport modems support SNMP network management protocol and you have a
handy tool to interrogate that in terminal. You need to know the
internal IP address of your airport. So if mine were 192.168.130.1 then
I could run the terminal command:
snmptable -v 2c -c public 192.168.130.1 ipNetToMedia
Yup, I found a press release on the FS site talking about the merger:
http://www.freedomscientific.com/About/News/Article/120
and everything else on the AbiSee web site seems to still be there but
purchasing sends you to the F S dealer locator. That said, the zoom-ex page:
http://www.abisee.c
Security is simply levels of difficulty in being cracked and usually is
a tradeoff with usability. In this case Apple had a self-destruct
mechanism so the FBI couldn't brute force the password before all the
encrypted content went poof. So the FBI was not trying to break the
encrypted data dire
.
/Krister
31 mars 2016 kl. 04:43 skrev 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>>:
Airport modems support SNMP network management protocol and you
have a handy tool to interrogate that in terminal. You need to
know the intern
Interesting, I hadn't heard about this. I just tried it on two different
Airports, the older mini-pizza shaped one allowed me to do the SNMP
trick but the newer small tower shaped one did not. I wonder why it was
taken out? Maybe another attack vector for bad guys?
CB
On 3/31/16 3:06 AM, Saba
I'm assuming you can just got into the Time Machine Preferences, tab a
couple times to Options which will take you to the exclusions table. Tab
once to land on the "add items to do not backup list" button. Actioning
that button will bring up a standard file picker to select which
files/folders
It's also probably a demographic thing. If your product "just works" and
customers expect the access point to be an appliance to be plugged in
with minimal fuss or setup than most won't don't care about SNMP or the
lack of insight into wired devices. I also miss my Archie and Veronica
tools alo
This came up before but I wanted to cite a source in case anyone was
curious what the stats were as far as the overall market and Apple. Note
that sales/shipments does not equal installed base. There are a couple
tables in the report and they are not marked up correctly so you'll have
to rememb
Back in the day some studios I knew always had a separate DAT recorder
or the like running just in case the big Protools rig went down. It was
kind of a safety net so you at least had "something" instead of nothing.
Of course the system would always have an issue on the take where the
voiceover
I don't know much about the downloading portion but a web archive is
supposed to be all the stuff needed to load up a web page in Safari
without an internet connection. So you can save a page as a web archive
and then peruse it when you're offline later.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webarchiv
Interesting. I hunted around for a while and it seems that iTunes won't
let you speed up playback. Odd to have such a feature missing. All the
things I found said to use an another app by picking the podcast,
revealing in the finder and then opening it with quicktime player, which
does allow sp
While a USB-C headphone/power/data jack might allow slimmer devices or
more internal space for other stuff, it also means your headphones could
do much more than play audio. There have been hacks over the years such
as the square credit card reader plugging into the current jack but what
if you
You could Hide the column or row that has the data in it using the hide
command from the Table menu. I don't think there is a keyboard shortcut
for it. Once hidden it will still function as data for your formulas and
will be visually gone but you will notice the column letter or row
number is s
This is basically a transformer. Those little wall warts you use power
up low voltage devices like radios, phones, CD players usually run on
just a few volts (5 to 12), just like batteries. The power coming out of
your outlet is usually 120 volts (US) or 220 (Europe). Years ago
somebody figured
I suspect you have this right. I have a Mac Mini hooked to a surround
sound receiver via the digital optical out and it always takes a moment
for the receiver to figure out what kind of signal is being sent before
it wakes up and starts putting sound out the speakers. Maybe newer
decoders are f
Maybe I missed this in another thread but you can now buy braille
displays, switch interfaces and eye gaze trackers from the Apple store:
http://www.apple.com/shop/accessories/all-accessories/accessibility
Selection is kinda thin at the moment but I'm sure they will keep adding
stuff over time
Weird. I can reproduce the issue. I even tried opening the inspector up
as a separate window, but that just let me get a bit further down before
focus moved away from the source. Seems like a bug.
CB
On 5/10/16 4:16 PM, Jeff Berwick wrote:
Hi all,
I have the developer menu turned on in Safar
of needing to reset it from scratch and see what
happens theren
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Terminal on osx opens up a full bash environment where you can run
commands, write scripts and other things all through text. Apple has
some nice documentation here:
https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/OpenSource/Conceptual/ShellScripting/Introduction/Introduction.html
So fro
Who says you need to own the thing yourself? If you could summon one in
10 minutes at will using an app from a fleet stored somewhere close by,
wouldn't that suffice? Most cars sit most of the time so they should be
a shared resource. The trouble is usually the last mile getting a taxi
to your
I think you are correct. Could you skip Pages and open your document in
TextEdit and then export to RTF from there?
CB
On 9/22/15 9:26 AM, Jamie Pauls wrote:
It is not possible to either directly save a file in RTF format or export a
file in RTF format. If this has changed in a later version
ts in question are either Word or pages docs. I didn't think you
could open those in Text Edit. Can you?
Cheers,
Donna
On Sep 22, 2015, at 8:41 AM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
I think you are correct. Could you skip Pages and open your document in
TextEdit and the
from what I've read memory is very hard to measure in the new system.
Not only do you have the usual virtual memory/swap but there is also now
compressed memory so what's free and used is even more murky. About Tech
has a brief explainer on compressed memory:
http://macs.about.com/od/macoperat
Over time shouldn't the UI for the internet of things simply coalesce
into a pile of apps for your iPhone? Stop making custom UI
controllers/remotes and just make apps. Then accessibility would be more
possible and you wouldn't need to find one of the 20 little remotes. For
example, the Honeywe
Hmmm. I thought lyrics were another one of those copyright mires that
you can't really share without a whole lot of lawyers getting involved.
Sure there are lyrics sites around the internet but I'm not clear that
those are legit to begin with.
CB
On 9/29/15 12:00 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland
Most churches purchase something called a CCLI (Church Copyright License
- ccli.com) which covers projection, song sheets, recording the service
etc. So an iPhone app would need to pay some kind of fees to the
copyright holder for the music and lyrics. That seems like a facet of
the app which w
You could also try Crossover which tries to run Windows apps without
Windows by mapping all the Windows APIs to Mac APIs. It's built on Wine.
I don't know how accessible it is but they have a free trial so you
could give it a whirl.
https://www.codeweavers.com/products/crossover-mac/
A bit ab
I wouldn't trust installing my OS from bittorrent. How can you be sure
it's not just legit but unmodified? I think Apple is taking the right
approach. Sure things bog down once a year for a bit when a new release
comes out but I wouldn't re architect the distribution model for that
one anomaly
In terminal, do a "man say" find out all about the say command. You can
just type "say bob" and it will speak "bob" with the default voice. The
man page has options to have say take input from a text file and output
to an audio file.
CB
On 10/1/15 10:29 AM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
Hi,
You c
Yes, if you check the mailing list archives there were quite a few
threads about this. Up until recently if you didn't have a monitor
attached the Mini would would probe endlessly for attributes of that
non-existant hardware, causing all kinds of performance issues. If this
mini is of that vint
If you go the "say" route you can embed commands in the text to change
the speech. For example
say "Hello [[pbas 60]]World" -o test.aac
adjusts the base pitch up for World and writes it all out to a file
called test.aac. Say doesn't appear to support directly writing mp3 but
you can convert y
Safari 9 under osx 10.10? I'm on 10.10 and my Safari is still 8.x while
checking the App Store for updates shows everything is current other
than not having installed 10.11. Is this something I need to manually
install or should the automatic updated be picking this up?
CB
On 10/1/15 6:21 PM,
I think one of the main advantages is supposed to be speed. Spotlight
keeps an index of all your documents so search results come up quickly.
The unix find command only searches file meta-data like its name,
modification date, size etc. Spotlight searches inside your files so if
you have a docu
nd arrow, just arrows. What is the easiest way to navigate
search results. Thanks,
On Oct 5, 2015, at 5:24 PM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
I think one of the main advantages is supposed to be speed. Spotlight keeps an index of
all your documents so search results com
Dropping the quad-core mini, making the newest models slower than the
old ones, was a misstep by Apple. I can only assume this was to prevent
cannibalization of their other lines by a fast, cheaper, lower-margin
box. Rather poor showing and goes against Apple's tradition of
cannibalizing it's o
Seems like most Thunderbolt devices I've run across only have one port,
making daisy chaining not possible. The Resident Audio box only has one.
For USB and Firewire you could get a hub to get around the lack of two
ports for daisy chaining. Does such a box exist for Thunderbolt?
CB
On 10/13/
ocusrite. USB should really be the last choice though for
reliable multi track audio...
Cameron.
On 10/13/15, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
Seems like most Thunderbolt devices I've run across only have one port,
making daisy chaining not possible. The Resident
Found this article from Wired interesting. Apparently there was a second
PARC team working on a speech-based UI. The article posits that speech
will be the next generation of how everyone interacts with devices and
computers. Mentions of Siri, Nuance, Apple, Amazon, Google and the other
usual p
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Alex Hall
Sent: Friday, October 23, 2015 07:23
To: 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
Subject: 2011 Mac Mini hard drives?
Hi all,
Just checked and Parallels 10 at least is still fully inaccessible. I
can reach the drop-down menus but most everything else is unusable. For
example, the Configure window where memory and CPUs are allocated just
comes up as "You are currently on an unknown". It goes down hill from
there. Not s
Apparently somebody documented how much the FB app was sucking down the
battery on iOS. They supposedly have patched that and maybe another
energy wasting bug in the new version.
http://www.macworld.com/article/2997074/social-media/facebook-has-figured-out-why-it-s-draining-your-iphone-battery.
Missed this in the news somewhere. Apparently the owners of MacKeeper
have settled a class action suit and are close to getting approval for
their $1.25M settlement fund. If you bought it you might be eligible.
Details are here:
http://www.macworld.com/article/2996814/security/mackeeper-buyers
I noticed it slows down quite a bit as I navigate further down an HTML
table. On one tool I had a table with 1000 rows and there was a checkbox
in the first column which I needed to action starting on the rows around
600 or 700. By the time I slogged down that far it kept getting more and
more
You mean share it's wired ethernet connection so you can create a your
own wifi network? You just need to set up and turn on Internet Sharing
in the System Preferences. Of course the place you are getting internet
from might not be too excited about your doing that.
CB
On 11/2/15 3:56 PM, Adr
They seem to be doing some weird stuff under the hood to make the text
unselectable. I guess they don't want anyone copying the track lists off
the web page? I suspect that's interfering with voiceover being able to
access the table data? They do have a Mac and iOS app which might work
better.
If you're thinking about a large room and your budget will allow it you
might try going with some pro gear like the mipro ma-505. It's a speaker
with a built in amp and all the usual goodies but it starts at about
$1K. It has a 145watt amp, bluetooth receiver, USB or SD card audio
recording, va
Like any other file. Select the file you want to delete and then hit
command+delete. I'm always forgetting that it's not just the single
delete key when I go back and forth between Mac and Windows.
CB
On 11/17/15 8:18 PM, Zoe Fiogkos wrote:
Hey guys you try to learn one thing and something e
Yes, and you'll find lots of comments in the mailing list archives about
it. There are two main ways - BootCamp and VMWare. Bootcamp lets you
divide up your hard drive into a mac and Windows partition then you
install Windows on its partition and then boot windows. It turns out
Macs make pretty
Here is what Apple says was fixed:
• Accessibility improvements
◦Fixing issues with VoiceOver when using Camera face detection
◦Adding support for VoiceOver to wake up the screen
◦Adding support for VoiceOver to invoke app switcher with
3D Touch gesture
I was surprised to find Target carries about 50 different record
players. What's up with that? You can get a USB record player for about
$80 which comes in its own suitcase. Time to get all that vinyl into
iTunes before it wears away.
CB
On 12/9/15 3:10 PM, Vaughn Brown wrote:
Scott,
Readin
ink the NFB got that solved
though, didn't they?
Chris.
On Dec 9, 2015, at 1:31 PM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
I was surprised to find Target carries about 50 different record players.
What's up with that? You can get a USB record player for about $80 which come
So one question is where do you want your smarts? If you're going with
an AppleTV, do you really need anything but a dumb display? Unless there
is something that you're itching for on the TV itself then you might
want to save your money and let AppleTV be your TV's brain. That said,
AppleTV doe
I'd just compress it first and then segment it afterwards. You can
compress the folder or file in the finder without too much trouble. To
break it into chunks I'd do that in terminal. Launch terminal and cd to
wherever the zip file is. If it was on your desktop you would do "cd
~/Desktop". Then
Chris.
That was not what I expected as a solution but I like it.
I will certainly try that. Although, It would be a lot easier if I had a
graphical user interface to deal with this problem.
Thanks again.
Nektarios.
On 15 Dec 2015, at 00:03, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
t I have done, I found a great utility that
does exactly what I need and more that is voice over frienndly and free from
the mac Appstore.
The name of this application is Ipackr and as I said it has a great graphical
GUI.
Regards.
Nektarios.
On 15 Dec 2015, at 16:51, 'Chris Blouch'
My understanding is that it will create the splits to contain whole
files. So if you are compressing a folder full of little files then
zipsplit can work well. If you are trying to split a single large file,
like a video file, then zipsplit won't be able to break it up. It's also
limited to 2GB
Interesting. I never noticed that the "native" rsync is only version
2.6.9 from 2006. I use macports and the latest there is 3.1.1 from 2014.
CB
On 12/19/15 4:48 AM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
Finder corrupts your data? Really? You’re certainly not the first to say
that. Apple and quality
to me.
Take with a grain of salt. but that seemed to be the case last time I installed.
On Dec 19, 2015, at 10:25 PM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
Interesting. I never noticed that the "native" rsync is only version 2.6.9 from
2006. I use macports and the l
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