Recent content by play42day

very true

what? you think you wouldn't find next stuff in here? next is dead, long live next/apple.

what? you think you wouldn't find next stuff in here? next is dead, long live next/apple.

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So far i like just about everything. Apple menu... no big loss. However, I WANT A TRASH CAN THAT STAYS IN ONE PLACE!!! And a "new window" option in the toolbar would be cool.

No additional charges apply. Developers register as they have always done. If you want the Full version just do a Full Install. 1 program 2 Install choices. It could happen...

What If... Apple were to release a dual installing OSX. We could have a full blown install. (geeks, developers, students) And We could have a single user installer. (For individuals that never, ever, ever want to use unix.) Apple could even put a Preferences Icon on the Library Folder. : )...

Sounds fishy to me.

Running a strictly carbon/cocca OS. No Classic Environment. OSX in the office? Mail, Browser, Database. Output (Lets hurry up with those print drivers) How close are we? Very close. OSX in the production? Office Apps + Industry standard Graphic Suites We are going to have to wait...

I agree. The average MacUser will be road kill. This is not the Mac OS. May never be.

A zombie process is one that has ended but hasn't freed up it's resources. Sometimes it is refered to as a "wedged process." Evidently, sometimes this staus won't change until reboot. However, i didn't have to do that. Way to go X. It's like unix with it's panties in a wad.

oops. guess what ? I found my own answer. It's actually in a book i'm reading. sorry

No it's not a rock group. I had one terminal open. I went to launch another terminal and got the little swirley hang status icon. Console said: /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app/Contents/MacOS/Terminal: kCGSErrorIllegalArgument : windowGroup: error getting ordering group property...

Also, for the specific shell tcsh you can type in "man tcsh" to get commands and arguments for this shell. cheers

There probably is, however i don't know of a good one offhand. You can use the manuals inside unix itself. try this type "man man" in your terminal window. you can also use the help system inside terminal for arguments to certain commands. This might help you. cheers