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I don't mean to bust your bubble or anything..but http://space.sourceforge.net/ is a little dock app for multiple desktops, and it's been out for a while now

an easy way to get a feel for ppc asm is to compile a simple C app with gcc -static -S bleh.c ..it'll give you a .s file with the (sometimes obfscuated) att syntax ppc asm that you can simplify and make faster (not usually possible unless you're really smart)

and as I said..those patches are only a temporary solution, you should modify your mc file, toss it through m4 and make a custom cf file so you don't have to do a work around

echo those patches into a file (each into a seperate file) then patch -p0 file.patch

is the shell name listed in 'nidump passwd .|grep deraven|awk -F: '{print $7}'' in /etc/shells? (btw..those are all single quotes)

read man patch :P

try searching for mpg123 from http://www.freshmeat.net/

The problem with that fix is that all the mails coming from crontab reports will start filling up your /var/mail/root....a more permanent solution is to patch your mc file...but here's a patch for your cf.... --- /etc/mail/sendmail.cf.orig Sun Sep 2 20:19:22 2001 +++ /etc/mail/sendmail.cf...

Although you have a more complicated problem than I'm going to admit to..here's a quick fix...chmod these directories... [lhaven:/] root% chmod g-w /private/etc /etc/mail sendmail should work...I'll post a more detailed explanation later if I get the time

That isn't what I said....why was my post moderated to change the meaning?

I've been happy with os x since dp2 when it still had the theme of mac os x server, I have to agree that other than them taking away the rip off menus it was improved since then. I've successfully copied the debug compilers from darwin and have gotten both cc & egcs to run fine. So far...

It kind of annoys me that apple still doesn't have sshd running by default. OpenSSH is installed, but it is not set up to bind to port 22 and allow connections. Instead, apple defaults to the most insecure 1980's way of connecting to a computer with telnetd...get a clue apple...sshd compiled...

Here's a simple way to drop into single user mode (kill X & other net services) and just have the console on your whole screen (no gui) just type 'shutdown now -h'. Yes, this is a bug, it should shut down your computer, but instead changes the runlevels dropping you into console. To start X...