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No, the Desktop folder is a folder with 0 items in it. The Desktop (Mac OS 9) alias opens the Mac OS 9 Desktop Folder, containing several items that I put on the os 9 desktop myself.

I've got what seems to be an extra folder named Desktop at the root level of my startup HD on my Tibook. Not to be confused with the OS9 Desktop alias. On another machine on which I just re-installed 10.2.6, there is no such folder. I've had the Tibook since Dec., and the folder is dated...

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Well, I'd really have to see your structure to be able to help out. Kinda hard to diagnose without seeing what you're doing...

> Now if they would only label their computers as differentiably. Oh, you mean like: PowerMac G4 Mirrored Drive Doors BowerBook G4 Gigabit Ethernet PowerBook G3 Bronze Keyboard Yeah, the next rev will probably be something like: PowerMac G4 With That Little Thingy Hanging Off The...

SUCCESS! Not knowing how to re-start the sshd daemon, I tried logging out/in on the host machine, which didn't help. I then re-start the host machine, and voila! Gimp running on host, displaying on client. So it looks like setting X11 Forwarding in sshd_config did the trick, where setting...

Thanks for the info. I've got X11 Forrwarding set to yes in ssh_config as apple's info suggests, and in sshd_config as you suggest. Still getting the Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:

So I tried setenv DISPLAY :0, even though apple's own FAQ suggests that ssh -X should do this for me. NOW, entering /sw/bin/gimp-1.2 on the CLIENT causes gimp to run on the HOST not on the CLIENT. One step closer, eh?

OK, this really should be working! Host and client machines are running X11 beta 3 host is running Gimp installed via fink, it runs fine locally I'm using a wireless router/switch, host wired, client wireless, and am using MAC address filtering for security. No firewalls anywhere. (if...

I installed a version of Gimp in January that is incompatible with Fink, and would like to remove it and go with Fink. It's Gimp 1.2.3, I got it off VersionTracker, it was an Installer package. The Receipt file is dated 1/7/03. I'm running Apple's X11 beta 3. Hope this is enough info...

Nope, there's 20 gigs available on the drive. I can't figure out what's going on with this. Opening .dmg files seems like a pretty standard feature of OS X. I CAN reinstall the whole thing, but I shouldn't really have to!!

You need to start up from your OSX install CD. Start the machine, insert the CD and press the C key to start from the CD.

I copied DiskCopy from the TiBook (it works there) to the B&W and got the same error. Thanks for the suggestion!

On my TiBook DiskCopy works fine, as it has for some time on my B&W G3 with G4 upgrade. All of a sudden today the B&W will not mount a .dmg image. I consistently get the error: "Filename.dmg" failed to mount due to error 95. (no mountable file systems) This happens with every file I try...

I found the problem. Instead of using: dgdb=# copy customer from '/Users/dg/Desktop/Customers.txt'; I instead tried: dgdb=# copy customer from '/Users/dg/Customers.txt'; This works just fine.

Here's the error I get when i attempt a Copy command to load data into an existing Table: dgdb=# copy customer from '/Users/dg/Desktop/Customers.txt'; ERROR: COPY command, running in backend with effective uid 502, could not open file '/Users/dg/Desktop/Customers.txt' for reading. Errno =...

My main (root?) directory was set to read-only for awhile, and I don't know why. I created several folders there recently, then could not modify them for several days. Now, it's read/write again. Any ideas?