tagged w/ Mac OS X Leopard
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Jeramy C goes behind the scenes at MACWORLD amidst vendors, developers, and aspiring inventors to bring the consumer the big picture. Short video podcast shot for a media course at Expression College.Jeramy C goes behind the scenes at MACWORLD amidst vendors, developers, and aspiring... more
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Apple just sent out the latest Mac OS X Leopard update (10.5.8), and offers many new enhancements and security improvements. It’s official, we are less than another main update until the launch of Snow Leopard – which seems about right, since it’s due in September and all. Check out the full list of changes in this update at DigiDose.com.Apple just sent out the latest Mac OS X Leopard update (10.5.8), and offers many new... more
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It might be six months late, but Apple has finally released an important update that fixes potentially dangerous vulnerabilities within both OS X 10.5 and OS X 10.4.It might be six months late, but Apple has finally released an important update that... more
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A peek at the features that made it to the new iPhone 3G S, plus some of the lesser known announcements that came today at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference.A peek at the features that made it to the new iPhone 3G S, plus some of the lesser... more
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"Pirated copies of Apple's new iWork '09 suite that are now available on file-sharing sites contain a Trojan horse that hijacks Macs and leaves them open to further attack, a security company said yesterday. The 'iServices.a' Trojan hitchhikes on iWork '09's installer, said Intego, which makes Mac security software. 'The installer for the Trojan horse is launched as soon as a user begins the installation of iWork, following the installer's request of an administrator password,' Intego said in a warning. Once installed, the Trojan "phones home" to a malicious server to notify the hacker that the Mac has been compromised, and to await instructions.""Pirated copies of Apple's new iWork '09 suite that are now available... more
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Leopard is a good OS but there are some things than can be improved. One thing that irks me is the low quality built-in screenshot mechanism. This can be changed with a couple of commands entered into Terminal. Thanks go out to creativebits.org and tuaw.com for reporting this.
Leopard is a good OS but there are some things than can be improved. One thing that... more
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There have been a lot of questions and doubt about Pystar's offering of a non-Mac rig that comes with Leopard installed, but now they have a customer and he's spreading the word. He says it works fine, but with questions about it violating Apple software license agreements and the chance that Apple won't offer support, is it worth it?There have been a lot of questions and doubt about Pystar's offering of a non-Mac... more
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New tech company Psystar plans to see their new $400 OpenComputer PC with Apple's Leopard software pre-installed. The pun is that... Apple can't do anything about it!New tech company Psystar plans to see their new $400 OpenComputer PC with Apple's... more
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The inventor of the linux has choice things to say about the OS X File System. The article decribes the Rumor we all heard prior to Leopard's roll out
OS X was going to move to the ZFS file system from Sun
Too bad
the video link is some guy who says that all "3 tribes of OSs" suck
The inventor of the linux has choice things to say about the OS X File System. The... more
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The new OS X is out and I can't stop hearing about it
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Unsanity's 3rd party software Enchancer is causing a lot of problems when upgrading to the new Mac OS X 10.5.
This is what Unsanity has to say about it on their weblog..Unsanity's 3rd party software Enchancer is causing a lot of problems when... more
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Please, as your friend the IT guy, i'm begging you, on my knees, to follow these directions. I'll even help you pick out a hard drive (which you'll want anyway for time machine!)
Please, as your friend the IT guy, i'm begging you, on my knees, to follow these... more
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The new apple operating system "Leopard" is released today
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Some fun, very small, little fun tips.
My favorite:
In Leopard, the Help menu has a search box that appears right in the menu bar. If you type page numbering (or whatever) into it, the search-results menu lists the names of any matching menu commands. It also opens that menu for you, and displays a big, blue, animated, floating arrow pointing to the command you wanted. Youd have to have your eyes closed to miss it. (This works in all programs.)
Some fun, very small, little fun tips.
My favorite:
In Leopard, the Help... more
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Spoiler alert: he likes it.
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Has Microsoft's time run out?
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