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    The Mac Pro is here... not so impressive?

    I just expected a higher and more impressive jump, but yet I have to agree that they succeeded on creating a more powerful machine, which was not easy. However just remember that all those applications that are not Universal code will run much slowler than in G5 machines, so the full potential...
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    The Mac Pro is here... not so impressive?

    I don't know if I've got the wrong feeling about this, but the new Mac Pro does not seem so impressive to me. According to Apple test results, the Mac Pro with the Quad Intel Xeon CPU running at 2,66 GHz performs 0,3 points better at the Cinebench test (just to give an example which is in my...
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    OS X Tiger?

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    Mail over proxy?

    I had (and still have) the same problem. I found a command-line solution that is very uncomfortable and I wouldn't recommend. I can't believe Apple didn't offer a full Proxy support.
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    Mail over proxy?

    Uh, sorry but that is not correct. There's a method called HTTP tunneling that will allow you to access your POP3 mail when you are behind a proxy. Also, if the proxy is a SOCKS type, some (many) mail programs let you configure the proxy server to work with. I recommend using Entourage X...
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    Virtual PC

    I would recommend using Petit dosbox http://web.jet.es/guilly/slouc/, it is more complete than Radnor. Anyhow, I believe that you will need a veeeery fast computer to run NFS emulated.
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    iChat voice & proxies

    Sorry, you're right. I have OS X.3.6 (Panther). iChat does support proxy servers. At my work, it is a HTTP proxy server with port 8080. However, it seems that some services might not work thru this port, since text chat works fine. Anyhow, it is quite bizarre that this same thing happens with...
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    iChat voice & proxies

    Hi there :p I configured iChat at home and tried it with other mac, and all of its features (except for webcam, since I do not own an iSight) worked fine. I got to work where I have to configure a HTTP proxy server to get Internet, hence I configure iChat to do so and the program connects...
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    Configure a USB WLAN Adaptor under OS X?

    Hello there. Does anyone know how to configure a USB WLAN Adaptor under OS X? (I believe these are standard). OS X does detect it and it appears under the Network preferences panel (under the weird name of "4 to 6"). However I've only got a couple of parameters and I can only fill one, which...
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    why the long wait for tiger?

    The Iberian Lynx (actually, I think "Lynx" is a cool name for a UNIX based OS, unfortunately there's already a terminal based browser with that name)
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    Gui development on OS X

    Sorry to know, mate. You will find Panther to be a nice update, I believe you won't regret it.
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    10.3.5 (Complete Thread)

    Ehm... Apache gets security updates constantly. That would be an unfair bet. :mad: I propose antother bet: we will be loyal Mac users forever until Microsoft buys Apple and installs Windows under the Intel G6 chipsets. :confused: (Oh my... I think it is too early here in Spain. I'm...
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    Gui development on OS X

    As far as I remember, the last Apple Developer Tools XCode includes AppleScript Studio, which will help you designing AppleScript GUIs with ease. Take a look at http://www.apple.com/applescript/studio/ and its corresponding sublinks.
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    10.4 Features!

    I just get back to the point of this thread. Besides some very good points which arose throughout this thread, I would also like to add some possible new feature which would be enjoyable. Integrated X11 runtime environment - user friendly (console becomes optional) and a better approach of...
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    A small size powerbook

    As far as I can remember, someone already invented foldable screens. I could see it at an electronics fair at ... uhm... I think it was in Barcelona. Sorry, but I don't remember who the developer was. Afterall it was seen as a tech curiosity on TV. I think it is only a matter of time (and market...
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