Il giorno 20/08/17 03:03, "Christopher Collins" ha scritto:
> You are actually running Snow Leopard 10.6.8.
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Hi Fred,
You are actually running Snow Leopard 10.6.8.
If you’re using Chrome, go to the Chrome web Store and download the extension
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> On 20 Aug 2017, at 4:55 am, Fred T
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>>> On Dec 2, 2016, at 5:00 PM, Bruce Johnson <john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu>
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>>>> On Dec 2, 2016, at 1:25 PM, Al Poulin <alfred.pou...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>>> Hello,
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>>> On Dec 2, 2016, at 1:25 PM, Al Poulin <alfred.pou...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> Hello,
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>>> A couple questions.
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>>> I have an iMac (24-inch, Early 20
On Dec 2, 2016, at 1:25 PM, Al Poulin
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Hello,
A couple questions.
I have an iMac (24-inch, Early 2009) which runs Snow Leopard OS X 10.6.8 on one
partition and El Capitan OS X 10. 11.6 on another partition.
I h
10.2 is slow. Panther and Tiger are a lot better.
As far as I know there isn't. Even if there was it would be so dreadfully slow
you would want to throw it out the window. OS 10.2 felt slow on my 400 MHz iMac
with a gig of ram, so I'm sure Leopard would be worse.
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How can I get Leopard on a 400mhz iMac G3? I know it is impractical, but I want
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On May 28, 2012, at 9:43 PM, Alex Sciortino wrote:
How can I get Leopard on a 400mhz iMac G3? I know it is impractical, but I
want to do it.
You can't. It's not merely impractical, it's not possible.
Leopard on PPC requires Altivec, which is only present in the G4 and above..
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On May 28, 2012, at 9:43 PM, Alex Sciortino wrote:
How can I get Leopard on a 400mhz iMac G3? I know it is impractical, but I
want to do it.
There are 4 400MHz G3 iMacs 3 have Firewire ports If you have a F/W port then
make a Carbon Copy Clone of the 10.5 system and use Target Disk
While, it is basically impossible within reason, and I'm assuming you meant OS
X 10.5. Either way, these are the MINIMUM requirements for Leopard, and your
G3 would require a complete overhaul just to run it at its minimum.
A Mac computer with an Intel, PowerPC G5, or Power PC G4 (867 MHz
Thanks, Do you think a custom kernel would get it to boot? If I remember right
there is a custom kernel for the G3.
There are 4 400MHz G3 iMacs 3 have Firewire ports If you have a F/W port then
make a Carbon Copy Clone of the 10.5 system and use Target Disk Mode with a
Fire Wire cable to
It currently runs Tiger. I have ran Leopard on a 400mhz G4 it is just removing
the need for AltiVec at this point.
On May 29, 2012, at 7:14 AM, Peter Haller peter.j.h.r...@gmail.com wrote:
While, it is basically impossible within reason, and I'm assuming you meant
OS X 10.5. Either way
As far as I know there isn't. Even if there was it would be so dreadfully
slow you would want to throw it out the window. OS 10.2 felt slow on my 400
MHz iMac with a gig of ram, so I'm sure Leopard would be worse.
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On May 29, 2012, at 10:14 AM, Alex Sciortino wrote:
Thanks, Do you think a custom kernel would get it to boot? If I remember
right there is a custom kernel for the G3.
No there isn't. There may be a G3-optimized Darwin, but OS X is a microkernel
architecture; 'customized kernel' is
was given. The real reason that the
aforementioned aussie disc was spit out when inserted, was because
I needed to upgrade to leopard first. Since I spent money based on
their statements, they will be giving me leopard for free, and
refunding the money I spent on the extra snow leopard software
On Apr 30, 2012, at 9:58 PM, Brian Christmas wrote:
G'day Listers
Several weeks ago I sent Kelly a copy of Snow Leopard from Australia to her
address in the US.
She has just advised me that an Apple Tech support person had told her that
Aussie software won't work on USA Macs.
You
When I insert the disk into my imac, it sounds like it is going to
work, then after about a minute, it is ejected. No icon, nothing. I
just ordered a new one. Wish me luck.
I did add an external hard drive to backup all of my files before
starting this process. While backing up my files, I
I find it interesting that it would take the disk then spit it out. Is the
disk a white disk that looks like one that would show up in a Google Image
Search for Snow Leopard DVD, or is it a grey disk that says Mac OS
Restore or a copied disk?
One thing to try would also inserting the disk while
G'day Listers
Several weeks ago I sent Kelly a copy of Snow Leopard from Australia to her
address in the US.
She has just advised me that an Apple Tech support person had told her that
Aussie software won't work on USA Macs.
Whist I disbelieve this as a fact, does any wise head than mine
As far as I know it will work, we purchased a French Snow Leopard Upgrade
disk and it went right on through the install fine in English on iMacs that
shipped with US 10.5 originally. The French one was $20 cheaper for some
reason and it worked fine, just french labels.
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On Dec 22, 2010, at 4:21 PM, vinman wrote:
I managed to buy a copy of Leopard, inserted 1gb of memory and have
got my emac functioning nicely with it but seem to have a problem with
the mail client. Seems not to have recognised the smtp details
although they seem correct
I managed to buy a copy of Leopard, inserted 1gb of memory and have
got my emac functioning nicely with it but seem to have a problem with
the mail client. Seems not to have recognised the smtp details
although they seem correct in connection doctor. any advice very
welcome. i have done a further
Dan,
Many thanks happy christmas from snowy devon uk
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At 2:13 PM -0800 12/7/2010, vinman wrote:
I am upgrading an emac 1.25ghz from to 1mb ram,
You mean 1 GB ram, not mb.
and want ultimately to run snow leopard if poss and at least
I am upgrading an emac 1.25ghz from to 1mb ram, and want ultimately to
run snow leopard if poss and at least leopard, can this be done? Has
anyone tried it ? Read the interesting input ref Tiger but I am not
paying £150 for a copy of Tiger which has zero support when I can
access a copy of snow
At 2:13 PM -0800 12/7/2010, vinman wrote:
I am upgrading an emac 1.25ghz from to 1mb ram,
You mean 1 GB ram, not mb.
and want ultimately to run snow leopard if poss and at least
leopard, can this be done?
Leopard - yes.
Snow Leopard - no. SL requires an x86 processor. eMac is PowerPC G4
On Dec 7, 2010, at 3:13 PM, vinman wrote:
I am upgrading an emac 1.25ghz from to 1mb ram, and want ultimately to
run snow leopard if poss and at least leopard, can this be done? Has
anyone tried it ? R
Leopard yes it will run it just fine (with at least 1GB ram) , Snow Leopard not
at all
Load it up with RAM first! I used leopard assist on mine, works like a charm.
(one of) the alternative methods would be to transfer the HD into a supported
mac, or use FireWire target disk mode
On 30 Nov 2010, at 08:09, Dave cubs1...@gmail.com wrote:
Could someone kindly remind me how to fool
I understand what you mean, but in my case I was referring to things like
PowerBook specific code being left out of the iMac disk (just a hypothetical
example), and so on. Apple didn't remove PowerPC code until Snow Leopard, even
from Intel builds, which is why installing Snow Leopard opens up
Here's the procedure:
http://lowendmac.com/osx/leopard/openfirmware.html
Another way I have used is to put the low spec machine in target disk
mode, then attaching it to a Mac that is in spec, and installing it
using that Mac, but putting the install on the external disk (i.e. the
disk
/Ubuntu 10.10
Power Mac June 04 2GHz G5DP 8GB RAM GeForce 6800 Ultra DDL 256MB Leopard
10.5.8
PowerBook G4 15 HiRes DLSD 1.67GHz G4 2GB RAM Radeon 9700 128MB DDR
Leopard 10.5.8
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On Nov 30, 2010, at 8:15 AM, misterbleepy wrote:
It suggests an OSX install installs all the OS code for
all supported hardware, but other than my experience with the above, I
have no actual proof that is the case.
That sounds right. If you'll remember, when Snow Leopard came out one
On 2010/11/30 11:38, Steven so eloquently wrote:
That sounds right. If you'll remember, when Snow Leopard came out one
of the biggest improvements was gigabytes of hard drive space freed
up, since there was no more doubled PowerPC code. I think it is
reasonable to assume that a retail disk
to have a
favorite Apple theme, it would be this: Mac OS X Leopard windows that turn
transparent like the Jaguar windows only without the lines when inactive or
deselected. The Mac OS X leopard menu bar, only with the Mac OS X cheetah
dark blue apple logo and when i click on it or go over
On 10-09-25 6:38 PM, Bill Chapman wrote:
'Weather'?
On 24/09/10 6:57 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On 10-09-24 12:19 PM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
I've been using FruitMenu, Xounds and WindowshadeX, since Jaguar
days; I'll keep using them until Apple gets its head out of its butt
and put the
try 'whether'
On 26/09/10 5:33 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On 10-09-25 6:38 PM, Bill Chapman wrote:
'Weather'?
On 24/09/10 6:57 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On 10-09-24 12:19 PM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
I've been using FruitMenu, Xounds and WindowshadeX, since Jaguar
days; I'll keep using them
On 10-09-26 3:47 PM, Bill Chapman wrote:
try 'whether'
wheather this or weather that : just a joke me friend : what's the harm
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Sloppy
On 26/09/10 6:05 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On 10-09-26 3:47 PM, Bill Chapman wrote:
try 'whether'
wheather this or weather that : just a joke me friend : what's the harm
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On 10-09-26 5:35 PM, Bill Chapman wrote:
Sloppy
On 26/09/10 6:05 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On 10-09-26 3:47 PM, Bill Chapman wrote:
try 'whether'
wheather this or weather that : just a joke me friend : what's the harm
Little things in life can really be up setting and in the end not
Not to be a snitch or anything but i am pretty sure you aren't allowed to
use rich text like those Apple logos and the Apple buttons.
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On 10-09-26 7:18 PM, Midnight rider wrote:
Not to be a snitch or anything but i am pretty sure you aren't allowed
to use rich text like those Apple logos and the Apple buttons.
Opps! My error! Sorry about that!
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A question to all I know this may sound stupid but hear me out
You all know the UI nightmare that is occurring on the iTunes 10 program,
right? I for one like it and i want to know if there is a system wide patch
because i want to make my iMac G4 look like it has a beta build of OS X
Fair enough
On 26/09/10 9:04 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On 10-09-26 5:35 PM, Bill Chapman wrote:
Sloppy
On 26/09/10 6:05 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On 10-09-26 3:47 PM, Bill Chapman wrote:
try 'whether'
wheather this or weather that : just a joke me friend : what's the harm
Little
On Sep 26, 2010, at 6:18 PM, Midnight rider wrote:
Not to be a snitch or anything but i am pretty sure you aren't
allowed to use rich text like those Apple logos and the Apple
buttons.
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8; format=flowed
No rich text here.
Mac OS has
On 10-09-24 12:19 PM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
I've been using FruitMenu, Xounds and WindowshadeX, since Jaguar days;
I'll keep using them until Apple gets its head out of its butt and put
the functionality back into the Mac OS.
The same here. Apple has simply allowed third party software
On 10-09-24 12:26 PM, Midnight rider wrote:
I was wondering if there is a patch for the OS 9 theme to make it look
like leopard or at least jaguar. My Power Mac 6100 machine has my
favorite startup chime of all time and it feels dated to have an OS 9
desktop...
I use Kaleidoscope
On 10-09-24 2:31 PM, Joshua Juran wrote:
I write my own OS 9 extensions.
such as ? and to do what ?
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'Weather'?
On 24/09/10 6:57 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On 10-09-24 12:19 PM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
I've been using FruitMenu, Xounds and WindowshadeX, since Jaguar
days; I'll keep using them until Apple gets its head out of its butt
and put the functionality back into the Mac OS.
The same
On 10-09-22 8:25 PM, Steven wrote:
And also, though apparently many people hated them, I really love the operating
system sounds of OS 8 and OS 9. After using one of my old laptops for a while,
using Snow Leopard seems startlingly quiet, though there is no way that system
sounds could have
On 10-09-23 10:13 AM, Ashgrove wrote:
Same with screensavers --I use Electric Sheep, which is way,
way cool.
I use My Living Desktop which also colors the menu bar in tandem with
the desktop picture but leaves the dock platform at factory default.
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On Thu, 23 Sep 2010 10:05:32 -0700, Elliott Price wrote:
But you're still greeted by the pink aurora when you log out.
That can be fixed as well either using a terminal command that I do not
know, or simply by replacing 'DefaultDesktop.jpg' in Core Services. I
always modify the login bg with
On 10-09-23 11:05 AM, Elliott Price wrote:
Actually - They're still in the default desktops in the Desktop system
preference...
How do i get that in Leopard or Snow Leopard ?
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On Thu, 23 Sep 2010 14:47:57 -0400, Bill Chapman wrote:
As a graphic designer, working on subtle desktops is an advantage. I
don't need any distracting colours competing for attention.
I used to use a solid medium grey desktop until it became so mind
numbing that it ended up being a
On 10-09-23 3:02 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Uhh, dude, you DO know you can change the desktop backgroun? I've got a folder of about 100-150
pictures gleaned from the web
(mostlyhttp://apod.nasa.gov/apod/,http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/potd/,
andhttp://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/) and cycle
Just gonna throw my two cents in...
I prefer no gui. I tend to find that the mouse slows me down too much...
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The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one
persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all
progress depends on the unreasonable man. -- George Bernard Shaw
(My apologies for the gender-loaded
On 10-09-23 9:31 PM, Ashgrove wrote:
As a late switcher from the other side, I find the Dock useful,
elegant, and hard to live without.
I prefer LaunchBar because after using a hot key to bring launch bar
into action i simply type in name of the application, folder, or iTunes
song and away it
On Sep 23, 9:28 pm, Midnight ridercoolmar...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there any system app i can download that i can use to change the system
theme in Mac OS X?
Unsanity haxies have ShapeShifter but will not work reliably in
SnowLeopard.
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Just gonna throw my two cents in...
I prefer no gui. I tend to find that the mouse slows me down too much...
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I was referring to the menu bars, etc... I like Tiger, Leopard the way
Apple designed them... for the background, I use the default
Leopard/Tiger images. In my case, it's psychological... signaling my
better-late-than-never entry into the modern Mac era (in Jan 2008). When
I was on 7-8 I used
A penny for your thoughts... I guess somebody owes you one cent ; )
On 23/09/10 11:39 PM, epic93d...@gmail.com wrote:
Just gonna throw my two cents in...
I prefer no gui. I tend to find that the mouse slows me down too much...
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On Sep 23, 2010, at 5:01 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
Cool, would you please help me: how do use them as desktop pictures: most
site dedicated to desktop pictures have a download as desktop and also allow
you to select a screen size. Your help very much required and will be
appreciated.
Nope
On Sep 23, 2010, at 10:25 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On Sep 23, 9:28 pm, Midnight ridercoolmar...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there any system app i can download that i can use to change the
system
theme in Mac OS X?
Unsanity haxies have ShapeShifter but will not work reliably in
On Sep 23, 2010, at 8:39 PM, epic93d...@gmail.com wrote:
Just gonna throw my two cents in...
I prefer no gui. I tend to find that the mouse slows me down too much...
Hey epic93dude, the 80's called, they want their troll back...
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On Sep 24, 12:31 pm, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu
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On Sep 23, 2010, at 8:39 PM, epic93d...@gmail.com wrote:
Just gonna throw my two cents in...
I prefer no gui. I tend to find that the mouse slows me down too much...
Hey epic93dude, the 80's called, they want their
On Sep 24, 12:27 pm, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu
wrote:
It's too much work to worry about it manually, vastly easier to just let the
computer do all the scutwork for me...this is why we invented the damn things.
Anal-retentive that I am, I do download all those desktop pics
I was wondering if there is a patch for the OS 9 theme to make it look like
leopard or at least jaguar. My Power Mac 6100 machine has my favorite
startup chime of all time and it feels dated to have an OS 9 desktop...
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Besides GUI, I am definitely a person who uses really large monitors. I need
at least 20 monitors to consider is decent, 17 usable. I also use multiple
monitors on my computers, in fact my sawtooth has 3. I am very productive
and do much photoshopping, flash gaming and website managing, so a big
I hear you! I just got a 13 Macbook pro for work (as a computer tech) because
of the portability factor. Let me tell you, it feels TINY, even compared to my
17 iMac from 2006. Working with Illustrator and Dreamweaver feels like a
600x800 screen... Yikes. I never do any real work on laptops -
On my G4 sawtooth, I have a 32 LCD screen (actually a TV) plugged into it
using HDMI with a 8600x6400 resolution. It is good for my photoshop, but the
menu bar is too small.
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On Sep 24, 2:47 pm, Elliott Price callmemrp...@gmail.com wrote:
I like to be very close to the screen I'm working on, so I don't use TV's -
The large pixels (meant for viewing farther away) are a bit distracting. Oh,
the problems of being near-sighted!
Ain't that a bitch. But the joy of
On Sep 24, 2010, at 9:30 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Sep 23, 2010, at 10:25 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
On Sep 23, 9:28 pm, Midnight ridercoolmar...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there any system app i can download that i can use to change
the system
theme in Mac OS X?
Unsanity haxies have
Well, earlier i had an ATI Radeon 9800 pro card in it that had 128MB of RAM,
but my jeff's friend has expirience in soldering things, and he was able to
give me a 1GB ATI Radeon HD 5300 card that goes into AGP. The only drawback
though is that it was meant for AGP 8x and the sawtooth can only use
That's the way I work too. I don't just have a Cars folder in my Wallpapers
section, not even just American Cars or Sedans, but folders like 1960s
Sedans and 1980s Muscle Cars, leading down a long, winding path of folder
hierarchy. It may seem obsessive compulsive, and it is quite a hassle when
Somehow I doubt that. For one thing, even the experimental custom built million
dollar Ultra High Definition Television sets only display a resolution of
7680x4320, which can require as much as twenty-four gigabytes per second of
bandwidth, so I have no idea where you could have found that kind
OOOPS The screen is not 8600x6400, it was 2860x2640. Why did i forget
the two and add the zero?
The video card however is an ATI Radeon 9800 pro 128MB. The other Radeon
HD card i was talking about was a upgrade in a friend's machine for his
PCI-e Dual 2.7Ghz Power mac G5. Sorry for the
If anyone finds A-Dock, post a link! That sounds like a handy OS9 hack, I
always miss the dock when I use my machines running OS9. Icon shortcuts on the
desktop? Tacky... Navigating apps from the Apple menu? Tedious. Although, I
remember when that was the cool way to access your apps ;)
I guess my phrasing was a little misleading. Aquamakeover is the one that is
hard to find. A-Dock is still available online, here is the homepage:
http://jerome.foucher.free.fr/ADock/ADock.html
One thing I really like about it is that you can set a key combination to
switch it on and off, just
On Sep 24, 2010, at 3:54 PM, Midnight rider wrote:
OOOPS The screen is not 8600x6400, it was 2860x2640. Why did i forget
the two and add the zero?
What brand and model TV is that that you have that runs at that resolution?
I've never seen a 32 that went beyond standard 1920x1080 HD. That
I have A-Dock, it's a 256Mb file (Stuffit)... anybody want it, send me
an email
On 24/09/10 7:45 PM, Elliott Price wrote:
If anyone finds A-Dock, post a link! That sounds like a handy OS9 hack, I
always miss the dock when I use my machines running OS9. Icon shortcuts on the
desktop?
Wow! Did that ever remind me of Amiga screens!
Aside: One of the other editors at Transactor for the Amiga had a NeXT
and said he liked it as much as he liked his Amiga.
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That's cool! I do miss the bright blue accents from the older systems. 10.5 and
10.6 (And especially iTunes 10) are a little on the monochromatic grey side...
I don't know why they still call it aqua since the only aqua elements left
are the traffic light buttons, and the out of place blue
On Sep 23, 11:39 am, Elliott Price callmemrp...@gmail.com wrote:
I hope that in 10.7 they switch away from the pink backgrounds. I miss the
old blue swooshes. They were so elegant, and really made Macs pop. Even the
new aluminum and black Macs look a lot more classy with the 10.4 blue swoosh,
Yeah, Ive got all those blue background swooshes... Jaguar, Tiger,
whatever... googled them. Even use the Tiger version on my Power Mac 8600.
Guys, try DragThing if you don't like OS X dock. Used that on my pre-OS
X machines from the get-go (1996). You can customize its look... at
least you
You can get the 'old blue swooshes'... just google 'em. I actually use
the Tiger swoosh on my Power Mac 8600 and also on my B/W G3 Panther, G3
iMac Panther, and G3 iBook Panther
Try DragThing dock... I still use it on my 8600
On 23/09/10 11:39 AM, Elliott Price wrote:
That's cool! I do miss
Actually - They're still in the default desktops in the Desktop system
preference... You don't have to google them or get them from old systems. I
never use the default desktop - Being a photographer I always have my photos up
as my desktop. But you're still greeted by the pink aurora when you
Apple always for some reason has managed to get back to it's classic
monochromic themes. THe Platimun theme and the Leo/SL theme are both
greyish and depressing. Only the leo and SL themes look a little more
futuristic.
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As a graphic designer, working on subtle desktops is an advantage. I
don't need any distracting colours competing for attention.
On 23/09/10 2:21 PM, Midnight rider wrote:
Apple always for some reason has managed to get back to it's classic
monochromic themes. THe Platimun theme and the
I understand you too. I am a computer expert, but since I maintain a
website, i do have to do alot of stuff on Apache, adoe flashbuilder and
photoshop. I have to know alot of stuff on graphics design too. My style is:
Metallic, transparent, and shining blue with the glossy effects like the
menu
I'm happy with the Tiger, Leopard etc stuff... the way Apple does
things... Adobe rocks too, and QuarkXPress 8 is a lot like Adobe CS4
stuff re UI, a big leap forward for Quark , very cool now to work with
On 23/09/10 3:00 PM, Midnight rider wrote:
I understand you too. I am a computer expert
a
favorite Apple theme, it would be this: Mac OS X Leopard windows that turn
transparent like the Jaguar windows only without the lines when inactive or
deselected. The Mac OS X leopard menu bar, only with the Mac OS X cheetah
dark blue apple logo and when i click on it or go over it with my mouse
On Sep 23, 2010, at 8:39 AM, Elliott Price wrote:
I hope that in 10.7 they switch away from the pink backgrounds. I miss the
old blue swooshes. They were so elegant, and really made Macs pop. Even the
new aluminum and black Macs look a lot more classy with the 10.4 blue swoosh,
rather
On Sep 23, 6:27 pm, Joshua Juran jju...@gmail.com wrote:
Quantity isn't everything...
In Spaces? Yeah. I need at least 32...
I don't want a space for each app; I want a space for each *project*.
You need a different user per project. With fast switching on, that
should work for you.
I have hyperspaces on my sawtooth... it works like it says it does...
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On Sep 23, 2010, at 3:46 PM, Ashgrove wrote:
On Sep 23, 6:27 pm, Joshua Juran jju...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't want a space for each app; I want a space for each *project*.
You need a different user per project. With fast switching on, that
should work for you.
Um, no. First of all,
On Sep 23, 2010, at 5:25 PM, Ashgrove wrote:
On Sep 23, 7:34 pm, Joshua Juran jju...@gmail.com wrote:
Um, no. First of all, dialup connections are per-user, not system-
wide, so if you switch users the connection drops. My current phone
allows tethering over Bluetooth by providing a modem
On Sep 23, 8:45 pm, Joshua Juran jju...@gmail.com wrote:
so *on the road* I'd have to configure it for each user... Emphasis
added.
I have pretty good cable Internet at home. But occasionally I use my
laptop away from home and outside of a wireless hotspot.
Well, I'm glad, man!
That
Is there any system app i can download that i can use to change the system
theme in Mac OS X?
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On Sep 23, 2010, at 6:28 PM, Ashgrove wrote:
On Sep 23, 8:45 pm, Joshua Juran jju...@gmail.com wrote:
That would be great if my workflow divided neatly into separate
applications. Sure, I have a space for chat and a space for mail,
and
those apps are assigned to those spaces. But each of
On Sep 23, 10:53 pm, Joshua Juran jju...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah, well I prefer to shape my computing environment to the way I
think rather than vice versa.
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one
persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all
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