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thanks for the tip:) I believe 10.2 would fit my iMac too:) and with said silverfox:)

Photoshop likes to have it's own way in handling memory and scratch-disk...it's actually not much to be worried about.

open system preferences, and on file sharing or similar, check "allow remote login" (this is how it was done in 10.1.5...)

also you can find some ports at macosx.forked.net and www.osxgnu.org (latter holds also OSXPM, a package installer/viewer/deinstaller - extreme caution needed, I fucked my system uninstalling X 10.1.5 update...and did not have image mounted so I could have reinstalled it right away) --->>>DO...

if only Aqua would include some X-server and more customization...

Humm, your updater seems broken to me...I used to get this error all the time with some companies updates...redownload.

Darn! I was under that impression too...oh, and that profile is for sh-shells only...if you do not use bash as your main shell environment, do not care about it.

afaik, it will never see your hotmail-account...M$ wants us to use Entourage for that. But...what other accounts there are on you?

ok, lets try different way...in terminal cd to /etc, there should be file called profile or similar? "more" it, also take a peek into man.conf, there are few paths...

Hmm, if it's in shared volume, copy it over to HD and edit, then save on HD, copy to shared volume... Off-topic slightly: on spring 2001 I attended a media workshop, and once we started wondering why on earth the LAN was so dratted slow...the reason: One of the dudes was editing a rather huge...

Check manThor preferences...Apple may have changed manpath, and the change has not been seen by manthor... You can get your current manpath by typing this in terminal: 'echo $MANPATH' without quotes (this at least applies to BASH...)

There's something broken in your installation...I'd suggest you reformat, partition and then install OS X and OS 9 on separate partitions...and prolly another OS 9 to act as classic. By doing this, you'd still be able to boot into OS 9 if something goes wrong in OS X...

Or you simply could use either desinstaller or OSXPM (latter has also install functions...I used it to install something when Installer still said I need to update some system components, which were already up-to-date...) OSXPM can be found in http://www.osxgnu.org/

Don't thank me, I picked it from baseboard:) The other forum I hang on...

if you don't like it then disable it. I have it disabled for obvious reasons...

you could use hn.org or no-ip.org, there are others I'm sure.

The profile mentioned earlier is on the first page of this thread...

There's a prefpane called TinkerTool which lets you specify fileformat for them pictures...also it let's you do some other stuff I am not sure if it works with Jaguar, but the developer is working on it.

Ed, I've been through that...out of foolishness I once force-quit Norton Speed Disk,and booted to find myself in other OS 9 installation I had...WTF? where's my main partition? it was totally whacked and TTP could do nil...norton did resurrect it, but since then, I've kept safe... No norton for...

umm, if you reformat the partition, it does not pay heed about any links or aliases, it does not follow them.