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Probably :) Though I must say, some of that stuff sounds neat

You might want to check out MacGameFiles for Demos, Updates and the likes. Quake 4 has no demo for the Mac BTW, maybe it'll come later, but so far there is none

Adium for the win. Definately worth checking out

I might be mistakin', but if memory serves me right, the 2nd Generation iPods were not native Windows compatible. I'm not 100% sure though, so maybe someone else wants to back that up/deny that. There are software solutions that can enable it though. My brother in law enabled his 1G iPod for...

Thanks for the info, I guess I should really consider a USB-2.0-card should I get a Nano. Too bad I an not really turn my 3G into cash :( They bring almost nothing on eBay

So I'm considering getting an iPod Nano. I have a G4 MDD, which means it has FireWire and USB 1.1 The Specs by Apple for the Nano state that it syncs with USB 2.0. Does that mean it is not compatible with USB 1.1? Is there maybe an adapter for FireWire, or do I have to get myself an USB...

Why not copy what you want to keep from the FW-HDD to your Mac, then format the FW-HDD to make sure all is gone from it, then copy the files from your Mac back to the FW-HDD? :)

Regarding Ghost: No, it won't be coming out soon or is finished AFAIK. It's on hold, and there is no development done on it. All forces are drawn to WoW: The Burning Crusade I guess. I don't remember how long it took for Starcraft to be patched for OS X. Anyone remember how long it was?

The question is when they do though

If I remember correct, the last Powerbooks weren't that free of problems either, right? Maybe it's a general problem of Apple on the mobile computing front that's not just present here since the Intel machines arrived. Maybe it's just noticed more because of more coverage in the media

From all I know and could gather from various news sites is: The computer is an Intel-driven standard PC The OS is OS X Tiger, altered to run on the machine (10.4.3) To sum it up: It's a cheap rip-off

Honestly folks, don't you think it's about time to let this argument die?

As far as I know there is no UB version of War3 though, only for WoW

Maybe that's the problem? I mean, on the MacBook, you have not listened to the episodes, and I don't know if the fact that you listened to 'em on the other Mac gets transported over during the copy process

How is iTunes set on the MacBook? Is it on it's own collecting Podcasts or is it on manual? Maybe, if it's on automatic, it tries to refresh entries for old podcasts that are somewhat still left over in the folder you sync

Well, question is will Apple dump a product they just recently introduced? I don't really think so, but so far the performance of Aperture really sucks. It's the most bug ridden software by Apple since... hell, I can't remember. Compared to other competitors, they can't really deliver the...

Yeah, when the Intel Macs were announced and released, Apple asured that they will support the PPC based Macs for a couple of more years. Think about it, who would then buy the still stocked G5 Power Macs etc?

A bit more info would help- What do you mean by stadard installed game?

I am interested in the performance, but I'm rather skeptical that it runs all very smooth yet.

It will be just as delayed as Halo was. When it's out for Vista, I would count at least 1 and a half years on top of that until the Mac version will be remotely finished. Sad but true. It's not that great of a game though, finished far too fast. My younger brother has it on XBox