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try command (the apple key)-tab. also, you might try a freeware program called witch. look on versiontracker.com. the regular apple-tab is only for applications, but witch is a switcher between all open windows. super handy.

so is the 9800 pro different than the 9800 xt, and if so, will the 9800 pro still take advantage of core image? it's not listed in the supported card list, after all. thanks for the replies, this is useful info.

In light of Tiger's recent release, along with the introduction of Core Image, I was wondering what graphics card I could purchase for my G4 Sawtooth to take advantage of all the newest graphics technologies included with OS X. Any help would be appreciated. It only has a 2X AGP slot, though...

since it's local, you may need the trailing slash on the URL.

i bought a belkin PC Card. worked right out of the box.

I was curious about this as well. i'm on the market for a wireless G card for my pismo, but don't know what my options are. did the pismo have the internal hookups for airport cards? if so, are there any third party cards? I'm aware i can use the PC slot, but would rather it be...

and... iTerm: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/17484 an enhanced version of terminal offering tabbed terminal sessions. that aone is worth the download. also a few other little frills. Cyberduck: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/14426 i used to use fugu...

I use Salling Clicker almost daily. It's not freeware, but Arboreal software makes a close equivalent called Romeo that is free. Salling Clicker: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18500 Romeo: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18573 they're basically...

thanks!

Hey all, I seem to recall a thread in the not-too-distant past where users can post which software they just can't live without. I did a couple of searches and came up empty handed. Can someone point me to the thread? or, should we start a new list? thanks.

quick question for the X11 geniuses: i use VNC to admin a remote linux box that has KDE as the desktop environment. VNC by nature is a little sluggish, even on a local network. sure, i could use ssh to compress it, but then it's only slightly sluggish but choppy. it occured to me a few...

this can probably be done with cron. it has access to applescript, no? "open filename"

webalizer. it's free. and good.

it appears they announced some new phones. the K700 looks amazing. 32MB memory! 65k colors! built in camera with light! amazing! my poor t68i is starting to feel old...