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Actually, Safari is not Open Source. As far as I understood, it is just the KHTML rendering engine, that Apple had to give back to the Open Source Community because it's been released under the GNU Public License. (or am I wrong? not 100% sure) -- So, all in all no big deal, Stevie just...

Alright, here's what I know at the moment: First to my own confusion, there are two different packages on the apple.com web page: 1. It's the SDK package, which exclusively contains includes, libraries and manual pages. So, no binaries that one could run. I first blindly tried out this...

I've been roaming the ADC for quite a time and definetely learned a lot about input/keyboard-handling with cocoa - unfortunately in exchange for the answer to my actual question, namely, how I can simply change my keymap with a flat command in the terminal or the console. As Apple gives so much...

Please excuse my inaccurate English in my previous post. But I feel the need to be exact on this. So, in my explanation, I meant to say: The firewall checks each packet, wether or not it fits for the first of his rules, then the second and so forth. And you wanted to have all packets from...

1. As you said: "All my other computers still are unable to access the internet...when I attempt to they don't even seem to be trying to look on my LAN..." I remembered having a similar problem once, when I had properly configured ipfw/natd yet forgotten to adjust the clients' default routes...

Exactly, suspending a job "is like putting an application in the background". You usually do that by appending an & to the command, for example: > find -name "abcxyz" / & The other method would be to press CONTROL + Z, which has the same effect. To view your background activities, type...

You explained it all, here are just a few remarks. It is correct, Vi has originally been ex (which ist the command line interface) and ex has been aroung since the early seventies, when there were no backspace keys. Linux distributions nowadays mostly replaced the vi with vim (Vi Improved)...