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Great article. I'm buying my iPod the minute it comes to the Apple store. It will finally give me an excuse to go to the Apple store

I've got both the Kensington 5 button optical mouse with scroll wheel and the Microsoft optical Intellimouse. Kensington: Has drivers (which are not complete). The buttons have a more solid click to them. Kensington mouse has "chording" (pressing 2 buttons at the same time to make yet...

1st X.1 Theme.

Oh of course you're right. I must have been imagining that OSX 10.04 smoked OS 9.1 when you did more than 3 things at a time. I must also be imagining that OS 10.1 has now made GUI tasks as fast if not faster than OS 9.2.1. In my imaginary world uptimes of >1month in OS 10.0.4 were just crazy...

Ditto. Dual 500 with 768MB. All I can say is OH MY GOD! this thing screams. I was content with 10.04 but this release is something else. Resize in the finder is a non-issue. All the cocoa apps resize much better than before. IE is the same as before. maybe a little faster page rendering...

Solrac, 1st of all nice ride! 2nd Application launch speed has a lot to do with hardrive speed, RAM, and bus speed. A Dual 800 with1.5gb of Ram and a 133mhz bus is going to smoke your TiBook with slower HD and slower bus speed. It will probably be significantly different on my Dual 500...

Sorry, I heard something about this on the Macnn forums but wasn't paying close enough attention (I currently use a 500DP). So I would think if the latest version of the Apple DVD player on the Classic OS supports your machine, then support will come in OSX eventually.

A quote from apple "You can get a front row seat Ñ with a perfect view and dramatic sound Ñ for most of your favorite movies now on DVD, playable on a DVD-ROM-equipped Macintosh G4, iMac, PowerBook and iBook with AGP graphics." http://www.apple.com/macosx/theater/dvd.html If I understand...

I've been using the VMometer dockling to see when my computer writes to VM. I've got 768MB of RAM and I was curious to see if I ever pageout. In 10.04 the only time that OSX writes something to VM is when launching applications and when I'm printing very large files in Classic. So it's...