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I was at Circuit City tonight and discussed the 10.1 update with a not-so-knowldgeable salesman. He said that "the Apple Rep" had just been in and installed 10.1 on the iMacs (in fact, all I think he did is make them start up in X instead of 9... they still had 10.0.3 on them). He didn't know...

macnn.com is reporting that a new iMac is in line for October 1, I believe. -JoeCrow

Hey, I've got a Mac Classic coming my way... Does anyone know where I can find _good_ instructions for a Maquarium? Any help would be appreciated. -JoeCrow

I agree, it _does_ look great. Microsoft makes some cool stuff... but that doesn't mean you have to pay for it ;) . -JoeCrow

From what I've heard, Apple has no plans at all for bring Spring Loaded folders to X in _any_ updates (I'm very disappointed, myself). Despite this, I garuntee that a third party will bring them to X (or bring something even better ;) ). -JoeCrow

Here's my thoughts on a "not available until friday at midnight". Does anyone remember the release of Mac OS X 10.0? I bought it from the online Apple store, and as I remember, it was set to be released on a Saturday. That week, rumors circulated that Mac OS X was coming to everyone on...

Piece of advice... before you "mount" the image, I'd make sure that I locked it (in the "Get Info" dialog). When DP4 was around, if you double clicked and mount the image before you burnt it, somehow part of the disk was lost (the UFS portion, maybe). At least, that's what I read. Good...

Here's my experience (And it's not a whole bunch ;) ). Much of the process of making 10.1 was removing the debuging code from 10.0. In otherwords, that's where all the speed improvements came from. Additionally, I don't think that you can remove debugging code without changing the build...

The past 6 weeks or so, I've been working on accessing hardware via the Quicktime API from C code in classic. Now that Mac OS X came out, I'm thinking about seriously developing an application. In my learning Cocoa, I've noticed hardly any mention of Quicktime anywhere. The most advanced...