Recent content by schehan

Needless to say, the subject header said it all. But here's what I want. I want my computer to handle two different log in screens at the same time. So I can browse the 'net, do my e-mail. . and so forth, but when my buddy wants to look up his stuff online via his own screen, I do not want...

Okay. I went ahead with your suggestions. . and downloaded the Xinstall.bin and Xinstall.sh Apparently I can't download directly to the sw/src directory, so I just left it on the desktop. I even disabled the Stuffit. So I just went to terminal. . typed cd Desktop/Xinstall.bin Command...

Well, that would require a dedicated computer to do that: which means that I would have to 1)buy another computer, in which I'm not interested in doing , for that also entails that I would have to buiy a wireless connection kit for that computer itself. My airport is already dedicated...

I'm wondering whether it's possible to set up a server on my customer version of MacOS X. But. . here's the trick. I have a Mac OS X (on my PoweBook G3) running on airport network (DSL connection). I would like to be able to go to my g-friends' house, she has a PC. I would like to...

I went futher into the directoy and found the ppc-darwin one. ftp://carroll.cac.psu.edu/pub/XFree86/4.1.0/binaries/Darwin-ppc/ uhmmmm. . . should I download via Aqua or uh Terminal? if so. .how can I download the entire stuff from there? just click on em. .or is there a certain command...

I dunno why. .but when I downloaded the X-Darwin and ran the commands like you typed, it installed it no problem. However when I tried to launch it from the User-App-Sw-XDarwin Folder, it would boot for like a few seconds and then just disappear. I assumed I installed x86. I could be wrong...

Finally stopped compiling. . after so many hours. Now what? do I go to command line and type gimp? or do I just use the AQUA interface and go into the sw folder - share folder -gimp folder and click on whatever? There's one icon that says "user_install" am I supposed to even touch that...

I'm compiling it from ground up. . .you got the binary version, so basically yours was already "pre-compiled". . mine wasn't. So I have to go through all the drama just to get that friggin thing on my computer. Man. . where the heck are the "pre-compiled" crapolas. Isn't there a website...

I went ahead with the "fink list" and then it gave me all the list. In which of course, I had to download x86free base (by typing fink install x86free base (not exact. .but it's in the fink list. . ) before any of those programs could've even work. Now I'm doing gimp. Geez. . it has been...

Here's the gist. I have Fink 0.31, macosx 10.1.2, and December's Developers Tools installed. In which I thought was needed to accomplish anything. I can't seem to be able to install anything. In the terminal mode, in the Fink app, the + and - (for adding and deleting) doesn't seem to do...

I wonder how exactly one could do that via airport network. (since the laptop are assigned different IP than what is assigned on the base station). It'll be sort of hopping around. Schehan

As gleaned from the other post. An excellent tweak would be to optimize the broadband. (yes it's free) http://www.enigmarelle.com/sw/BroadbandOptimizer/ Schehan!

How about the Adium (alternative to AIM) http://homepage.mac.com/adamiser

Yes, it's not the same thing, but regardless . . . it's still an excellent addition to the MacOSX 10.1.2.

If you guys are wondering why I didn't update it to include iPhoto. Basically, it's a photo-editing for a 2 year old chimp named Alice. GIMP is a full fledged photo-editing tool. I've been looking at cool tools which allows you to monitor your network. NetMonitor is an excellent addition...