Time to try whatever repair utilities you may have. DiskWarrior (the first choice for most), TechTool Pro or (shudder) Norton Systemworks/Utilities may be able to repair your disk.
Get yourself a Kensington input device and their MouseWorks software. That will allow you to set the tracking to supersonic speeds.
I use the Mouse-in-a-Box Optical Pro (5 buttons and scroll-wheel) myself. And I have MouseWorks configured so that my cursor zooms from one corner of my screen...
I have these savings bonds that won't reach maturity for about another 15 years. But if I cash 'em all in right now, I can just about afford a dual 2 GHz G5.
Anybody want to argue me out of doing it? ;)
Amen to that! I use a Kensington Mouse-in-the-Box Optical Pro, with 5 buttons (counting the clickable scroll wheel). With Kensington's MouseWorks driver, I can also set up chording - clicking two buttons at once for yet more commands.
I can do so many things with my mouse! When I use my...
Yeah, my wife gets a big laugh out of a lot of the tech item auctions on eBay, since she can usually find the same items, brand new, for sale at a lower price.
:D
I also have a slot-loading "old-skool" iMac & external Firewire HD (see sig), and can confirm that it is easy to install OS X on the FW drive and boot up from it.
Have a ball! :D
PithHelmet has not yet been updated for Safari 1.0.
Go to ~/Library/InputManagers and delete the SIMBL (or PithHelmet, in older versions) folder. Then Safari 1.0 will function properly.
No votes for iCab? I guess Ed hasn't seen this thread yet. ;)
Mainly Safari for me, and it does handle my on-line banking. Chimera or Mozilla for sites that Safari can't yet handle. And once every couple of months, IE for those @#$%*&# non-standard sites.
Love the new software, but the new hardware! OMFG!
I wonder if Apple would trade me a G5 for my lovingly maintained, low-mileage 1998 Toyota Corolla...
:D