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Actually, it does work in 10.1 First uninstall DAVE and/or sharity. The Dave uninstall is not totally clean. In Sherlock, search for dave and track down and delete any remnants of it (this may require logging in as root in terminal and manually removing some stuff.) Then, reboot. Log in...

No I have not done that yet, and I will not have a chance to test it until monday, but I do trust that it works. Something tells me they wouldn't ship it without a better front end though.

I am running it now, and it rocks, but the lack of windows network support makes me wonder. As do the rumours going around... Anyone have info?

DAVE is great if you use only native OS X apps. However, Classic apps cannot see the mounted windows shares. At my job, I have to use Photoshop to access files on Windows shares. All the time. That is why I am still running 9.2.1 at work, since obviously Dave for OS 9 works. But Dave for OS 9...

Thanks for that bit of info. Unfortunately, I work in a Windows office and this is important to me as well.

zerorex - you are correct. Gold Master means "this is what the public will get." It means "this is the master that all public copies are copied from." I am still trying to get the 10.1 GM over here. I will post my thoughts when done.

You people are really pissing me off. Where are you getting your info? You are treating rumours as fact, and that is moronic... Bottom line, there's every bit as good of a chance that this update will be FREELY DOWNLOADABLE!!! Until you see it on Apple.com, don't believe a word!!!

Uh dude 10.1 isn't out yet and won't be for a while... whatever you have is some kind of developer beta, and is NOT available through software update. I have tried the 10.1 Macworld preview on a friend's mahcine and it rocked. My friend was trying to show me the bugs in it and he couldn't get...

Big deal... Apple has had an amazing year for hardware and they just released new G4s. If somebody mentions a flatscreen iMac again I will kick their ass.

Just picked up a new iBook yesterday with 320 megs of ram. It's absolutely the best laptop I've ever had, it's killer... Only thing is, in OS X, if I put the computer to sleep for longer than about 15 minutes, it wakes to a gray screen and the spinning rainbow ball, and I have to hard reset...

Well here we are and no update. Woohooo!

Uh... hello? The MacThemes project was for the Classic Mac OS, NOT Mac OS X! So with any luck, themes will be coming to OS X. I know Kaleidoscope is trying to do it as we speak.

Thanks for the tips... I think the fonts are corrupted as well. I think I'm going to wait to fully migrate all my fonts until Extensis Suitcase is out for OS X. Meanwhile I'm going to go through ATM and find all my corrupted fonts (I have about 300 megs worth of fonts, some of which are from...

Problem solved. After a pain in the ass reinstall/fix of OS X, it still would not boot. So I went into OS 9 and moved the fonts out of my library, and rebooted. Then it booted into OS X just fine! Then I had to re-upgrade to 10.0.3. Now it's all back to normal :)

Thanks for the tip, but I already did that, fixed a bad bundle bit, and still it would not boot OS X.

And hopefully last. So I decided to move over some fonts last night into my Library/Fonts folder from my old nested OS 9 folders. Then all of a sudden, while I moved a couple of files, the finder quits itself, and starts restarting itself. Unfortunately, the Finder icon just kept bouncing...

The problem does not lie in the expansion buses. And yes we would all like to see Macs go to the newer RAM. I'm sure they will soon, as it's been about a year since Apple redid their desktop line signifcantly, so I think we'll probably see that next, now that the laptops have all been updated...

XP is total crap. It's like including WindowBlinds with the same old Windows core. It's horrible in beta and most of what sucks about it will suck in the final the same way. Windows will never be a good OS unless it is re-written from the ground up, along with a complete re-do of the PC...

Musical taste is subjective. OS specs are not. You still have not provided any concrete reasons for your dislike of Mac OS X. So unless you provide any, I'm assuming you're giving up your argument. PS - if you can't respect the skill of Pantera, then you have no idea what you're talking...

Apple's first releases being crap? The iMac was great for its time and a steal! Mac OS X is well on its way to being the best OS ever made, and the new Macs are the best machines on the market! Apple does like to make a big impression and please crowds, but it does it by the quality of its...