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...but it would be kind of weird as USB ports are rather large. Wireless is cool, I just want a traditional set-up. I think Apple should start giving their users a little more options especially now that they're wooing switchers. I don't want to have to go out and buy a second keyboard and...

I guess my problem is that I don't want to worry about having to charge the batteries of my mouse. I want to use it when I want to use it, if you know what I mean... I think it's a great idea, but like custom rims on a car, should be optional equipment!

Just saw this at MOSRumors.com Now is it just me or does any one else think that making a wireless keyboard and mouse standard equipment a bad thing? First of all, I don't want to bother with batteries in my peripherals. I don't want to deal w/ chargers for my mouse and keyboard. I want...

Nope. The pictures are silly...

...item. No idea what it is referring to.

Mac OS X will use the System Folder on the installation CD for the 'classic' environment... Or perhaps future versions of Mac OS X will come with a disk image containing a System Folder...

I got this back from Zoom, apparently it is a bad USB controller in B&Ws: Apple Tech documents recommend leaving the modem powered down (turned OFF) when starting up your computer to fix the "freezing" problem. They fixed the problem with their USB controller in newer computers but have no...

I just bought a Zoom 56Kbps USB Voice/Fax Modem for my step-mother's B&W G3 running Jaguar. This is a vanila install of Jaguar. If I attempt to boot with the Zoom Modem plugged into the USB port on the back of the G3 the machine refuses to boot (doesn't even start the process). If I...

I was finally able to get palm desktop 4.0 to install on my machine running Mac OS 10.1.5, however to do so I had to enable root and login as the system administrator. Now when I login as my staff user and attempt to sync up I get the error: "You do not have the necessary access...

...for the insight. My best guess with cosmos is that netinfo may have created the directory as my staff user resides on that volume. Thanks again...

First a little run down on the issue: After installing 10.1.5, two of my partitions were automounting with the incorrect volume labels. Both had the number one appended to the end of their names. An 'ls' of /Volumes would show: cosmos cosmos 1 swap swap 1 The actual volumes with my...

...are the specifics of the network? How is your Mac configured for TCP/IP?

...at the smiley mac only to continue on after about a minute. Not sure why they do this. I have a feeling it's going to be a long night for a quite a few of us... :(

:confused: So I update to 10.1.5, reboot and log back in only to discover that my home directory is missing... Well actually it's not. The home directory of my staff user is located on a seperate partition from the system volume: /Volumes/partition/Documents/Users/joe_cool This...

it seems another alternative is to just remove the keychain access utility completely. None of it's functionality is lost, except you have no way of view keychains. Regards...

Does anyone know of a way to have keychain access encrypt it's stored passwords, rather than showing them as clear text? This is on a machine that boots into a single non-admin user which multiple users have access too. Granted one solution is to create multiple users on the machine, but...

...the default is to install them actually. Which version of Disk Utility are you using? Regards...

...old school, but I love Starcrack, er I mean Starcraft! Regards...

...I was wondering how many of you are running MOSX sans Mac OS 9? I'm finding some annoying repercussions in forgoing the venerable MOS9. For instance: Xerox's PPD installer fails to install if MOS9 is not installed as does Norton Antivirus 7.0. Has anyone else found similar cases...

...install the Mac OS 9 drivers when you partitioned with Disk Utility from the MOSX install CD?