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:rolleyes: I don't think you get it. What's the point in releasing a "feature" if it doesn't even work as advertised? They'd be better off disabling said feature completely and reintroducing it in a 10.2.x build when it actually WORKS. Besides, I'm not saying Apple should hold off until...

If 6C115 is the GM, then Apple is shipping a product with several bugs in the new features they're touting.

Actually, with Quartz Extreme, Snapz Pro X can capture the DVD from any card that supports QE. With my original Radeon, I can capture DVD in screenshots just fine under Jaguar.

Here's mine. Click for a full-size image. (my dock is usually hidden, but shown for this snapshot.)

How exactly did you make the duplicate? Details are important here.

Very nice! And it works fine in Jaguar too. :)

What a load of crap. :rolleyes: 10.2 is no more "hackable" than 10.1 or 10.0 or most other nixen, for that matter. I downloaded this thing and checked it out. Guess what it is... a bunch of empty nested folders and some text files that just say: What the hell? Lame.

Solution: Use millions instead of thousands of colors. :) Seriously, though, why do you want to use 16-bit mode?

lethe is correct. You can only select system folders from different partitions or drives on that screen.

Say hello to the infamous "pbs" bug. The problem here is that Cocoa apps cannot launch immediately after login because they attempt to connect to the pasteboard server (pbs) which is busy with other tasks. This bug hsa been fixed in the Jaguar builds, but isn't fixed in 10.1.5. The only...

There's nothing "hidden" about that widget at all. It's just a new feature in the new version of Terminal.app. rharder is correct, though. When you click-drag from it, a horizontal bar appears, splitting the terminal window. This is a similar behavior to some word processors, such as...

* Download the utility BatChmod. * Drag the offending file to BatChmod. * Change the owner to your name and be sure the R and W below are checked. * Check the "Apply ownership and privileges" and "Unlock" under "Enclosed files and folders" * Click Apply. * Enter your admin password when...

Correct. Scott and Rick have confirmed this at both ArsTechnica and MacNN.

I'll say it again: In QuickTime 5 (regular or pro) there is no option to save in the mp3 format. Don't believe me? Reinstall QT5 and see for yourself.

Ummm... you couldn't save to mp3 in QuickTime 5 either.

Be forewarned that by enabling and using root, you could destroy civilization at you know it. If random problems start cropping up after you start tinkering with root, don't come asking for help. If permissions get screwed up while you're root, you'll probably be safest to do a clean reinstall...

Are you referring to the video here? http://msbetas.net/longhorn/ If so, that's old news and has been discounted by several reliable sources as a FAKE. Move along. Nothing more to see here. :)

I had a similar problem with my 32MB Radeon AGP and my 19" NEC MultiSync FP950. Everything but 800x600 was greyed out; though, I could select them if I disabled "Show modes recommended by display." It was like this for a least a week and several reboots. One day, though, I rebooted and it all...

<spock> Fascinating. </spock>

No workarounds, no sneaky links. Just check Software Update. :) Voila!