On 31/01/06 10:28, TmB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So far faster than safari on many web pages but slower than Camino on
my 867 PB
like it so far, my two cents
but what does open source mean?
It means that it's free, that anybody can collaborate, that you can even
download the source and make
TmB writes:
So far faster than safari on many web pages but slower than Camino
on my 867 PB like it so far, my two cents
Gotta' try this out, stat.
but what does open source mean?
The enlightenment you seek is located herein:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source
cheers,
On 22 Jan 2006, at 9:03 PM, Lawrence Sica wrote:
You the consumer, making one copy, are not performing a felony.
And it's a fine distinction but the act of copying is not illegal
in this case. The people selling the program are selling an
illegal program possibly though. One major
Using this browser now for just a day I cant belive how fast it is. I am
glad to see most of you have looked at it as a replacemet for safari. IE
just is a nightmare and with microsoft no longer giving support or updates
it is just taking up space on the computer. Shirra I think will give Firefox
PS For those of you who have older ibooks clam, snow this works great
And for Tmb- open source software provides the code for the software that
can be improved on by its users as well as not restricting free distribution
for the software. I think for the Mac user open source developers is by far
On 1/31/06, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 31/01/06 10:28, TmB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So far faster than safari on many web pages but slower than Camino on
my 867 PB
like it so far, my two cents
but what does open source mean?
It means that it's free, that anybody can
Anyone have an idea of the best solution to update a G3 500 Pismo with wireless
capabilities?
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Anyone have an idea of the best solution to update a G3 500 Pismo with
wireless capabilities?
Old fashioned plain ol' dull boring Airport card. Works great in mine.
A.J.
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Anyone have an idea of the best solution to update a G3 500 Pismo with
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I can confirm that the current version of the Linksys wpc54gs card works
fine with the Airport software, no additional drivers
Hi all. I just joined.
I recently came into posession of a broken G3 Powerbook Pismo. It
seemed relatively complete (no hard drive, no keyboard, no psu, but
cpu, ram, dvd-rom, battery). I borrowed a 3400 from work, and tried
out the pismo with it, but nothing.
I completely
I can confirm that the current version of the Linksys wpc54gs card works
fine with the Airport software, no additional drivers required.
Version 1 of wpc54g card also works fine but the Version 2 card does not
as it does not have the Broadcom chipset in it.
Also on the list of good cards is
Okay,
We've established that all HD's are dodgy in terms of quality. Now back
to the tech end of things. I read in LEM that the HD for a Lombard must
be ATA-5. Does that preclude the use of an ATA-6 drive or is that
protocol backwards compatible. I'd prefer to hear from folks that have
I just finally found my 10.4 DVD-R, and was about to install that
over 10.2, to find out that for some reason, the DVD-ROM drive (the
stock apple one) doesn't seem to read DVD-R discs... or at least, it
doesn't read DVD-R discs that I've burnt.
Is this a common problem, or am I doing
On Jan 31, 2006, at 5:44 PM, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
I just finally found my 10.4 DVD-R, and was about to install that
over 10.2, to find out that for some reason, the DVD-ROM drive (the
stock apple one) doesn't seem to read DVD-R discs... or at least, it
doesn't read DVD-R discs that I've
DVD drive failure is common for the LG model DVD drives used in
Pismos.
Is there any way to repair it? Or should I just toss the drive and
buy a new one?
I tend to replace the mechanism, never tried to repair them.
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Malcolm Cornelius - The Powerbook Fanatic
Hi all. I just joined.
I recently came into posession of a broken G3 Powerbook Pismo. It
seemed relatively complete (no hard drive, no keyboard, no psu, but
cpu, ram, dvd-rom, battery). I borrowed a 3400 from work, and tried
out the pismo with it, but nothing.
I completely disassembled
On 31 Jan 2006, at 16:44, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
DVD drive failure is common for the LG model DVD drives used in
Pismos.
I get many enquiries for replacement DVD drives, and often they
show the
symptom of reading CDs but not DVDs or vice versa.
How do you know the LG model from any
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