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Yeah, what's the deal!!! Usually Apple makes it available at midnight and here it is 8:30 in the morning and still no update???

Yet another reason I prefer Chimera for now: http://efritz.net/chimeratricks.html Flexibility!

...I second that also. Give me tabs in Safari and I'm converted.

Now that I have had some time to play with Safari AND since I have been using Chimera for some time now, I have a better understanding of what browser I prefer. My choice is Chimera for now. Here are some quick reasons: 1) Tabbed browsing is such a great innovation and saves me time and...

Yeah, it was very cool, especially meeting Jonathon Ive. He was very nice and didn't mind having his picture taken.

I haven't had that much fun anywhere else before in my life. It was really cool, just as was your experience. I actually even met Steve Jobs months back at the Palo Alto store opening, which was cool too. :cool:

None of you guys went? I'm sure if you did, you would have taken some photos?

Please post links to photo galleries of the keynote/expo (that were taken by you and not links to Mac sites like MacNN). I had the chance to go to the Keynote, so here are some pictures I took: http://homepage.mac.com/pwharff/Pictures/PhotoAlbum53.html Also, it you fast-forward in the...

Today at the MacWorld Expo, I happened to bump into 2 switchers everyone knows, Jeremiah Cohick and Alex Schoknecht! Check out the picture I took with them: http://homepage.mac.com/pwharff/.Pictures/switchers.jpg So cool!

Does anyone know how to write an AppleScript that will quit all open applications (except for finder ofcouse)? Or even a UNIX shell script.

I figured it out. All I had to do was go to User CP > Edit Options > Automatically Login > Yes And now it works. Thanks for the help anyway.

I also use chimera (latest build), however I have tried with multiple browsers with no success.

After I successfully log-in, I try to view images in the Photo Gallery and it tells me this: I am registered and I am logged in. It looks like others have had this problem also, but no one has been able to answer why. Why?

Red Hat is pretty dang cool, you should check it out. :)

Duh! I remember this now. Thanks a bunch. So I guess there isn't just one program or script that lets you check versions of any sw package installed. --Paul

I'm installing the latest release of Apache for the company I work for and I have no idea what version of Apache we are running now? In fact, I don't know how to check versions in UNIX on any installed package on the server. There has to be an easy to do this. I fagely remember something...

I figured it out, especially with the help of: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/mini/Partition/index.html --Paul

Thanks again! Do you know by chance how to do this on Red Hat Linux? --Paul

Thanks guys!!! I appreciate it. Can you help with my new problem? Here's a link: How do I format, partition and mount my new second disk???