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I have searched for this answer but I simply cannot find out what to do. I have a few X11 programs that I run on my PB. I installed them via fink. These programs are - Gimp 2, gftp, Scribus, and Bluefish. I would like to change their themes to look more like os x.3. How would I go about doing...

Buy a copy of Dantz Retrospect for your mac. You get the desktop license for your mac plus 2 client licenses to backup two other mac, linux, or windows machines. http://www.dantz.com I have had good luck with my maxtor One-Touch drive and it comes with Retrospect.

Try pocketmac http://www.pocketmac.net

you could also try using Cocktail. http://www.macosxcocktail.com This program will clean out old log files, repair permissions, run needed UNIX cron scripts and other things that will keep OSX in top shape. It is well worth the $

same here I still get hw.cpufrequency: 533333332 on a powerbook 12" after resetting the PMU. Is my PB faulty?

Is there a way to use the OSX twain data sources under x11. I have the twain-sane installed for osx and it works great under photoshop elements but I want to switch over completely to gimp 2.0 and I cannot get the gimp to see the twain data source. Anyone have this problem before?

Does it print for any other programs? If it does but does not print for only quark or indesign, you may have to configure the mime types in the cups configuration files. Go to linuxprinting.org and there is a lot of information on this topic. I have never ran into this problem but it sounds like...

yeah that's what i had found as well. I found one for Mac called jon's phone tool But address book already does what I want it to I just need the hardware for the house phone.

cocktail ASM - Application Switcher Menu Konfabulator FUS++ SideTrack Salling Clicker Synergy

Is there such a thing as a bluetooth phone dialer for a standard telephone? I would love to have this to dial my phone or to show the caller id on my powerbook. I would rather not have any extra wires attached to my PowerBook. Yes, I am lazy...

the main reasons i went for the powerbook 12 over the ibook were: dual monitors (capable on an ibook with a hack) iDVD disk burning (now capable to an external drive with a hack) faster performance (powerbook g4 12 1 ghz faster than an iBook g4 800) DVI output (better than standard vga)...

the 12 pb does not have a pc card slot