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Send the author an email, and remember, vlc is still alpha ware.

Sounds like you havent installed the dev tool's.

Click on download under the VideoLAN Client area. Then download vlc-0.2.80.tar.gz under Latest Tarballs. When stuffit is done with the file, move the vlc-0.2.80 folder to your home directory. Open up terminal, and type cd vlc-0.2.80 then ./configure && make

No, it doesnt.... yet. As with all OpenSource app's, give it time. And, it is still better than what we have now, which as I recall is nothing. I am betting it will be able to play all DVD's before Apple decides it wants to release it's own DVD player. Then again, Apple could release a DVD...

That's right boys and grils. You read right. Screw waiting for Apple to drag their feet. Please point your browser to http://www.videolan.org/vlc/macosx.html Here you will find vlc, and directions on how to compile and use the program. Happy days are here again! Grab a DVD and...

RPM are P U R E E V I L ! Avoid them at _ALL COST_ Seriously, if you want a package manager, then port apt (Debian) and or pkg_ (FreeBSD - Already been done IIRC) RPM.... -SHUTTER-

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f00 Netscape 4.7 on my iMac DV+ runs faster and better than OmniWeb or IE. Loads in less than 3 seconds. And all the plugin's still work. -Me

Ya, I just found a port over at http://www.darwinfo.org They also have a port of pine! Woo! Happy Happy! Joy Joy!

What the hell happened to lynx?! Apple, if you read this, GIVE US BACK LYNX!!! I cant get it to compile :< If anyone has any advise or knows a way to compile it, I'd love to hear it. ./configure --host=powerpc bsdmake is not working. I know not everyone uses this, but it is handy to...

On my iMac DV+, OS X moves along smooth as slik. I do notice a bit of lag when I click on a menu, but not much. What gets me is that I surf faster with Netscape in classic than I do with OmniWeb or IE. When I updated to 10.0.1 and then again (printer drivers of some sort?), I noticed a...

On my iMac DV+, OS X moves along smooth and fast. I do notice a bit of lag when I click on a menu, but not much. What gets me is that I surf faster with Netscape in classic than I do with OmniWeb or IE. When I updated to 10.0.1 and then again (printer drivers of some sort?), I noticed a...

Oh how true. Now that you explaine where you are comming from, I cant argue, but only agree. These reasons, and many more, are why I bought my iMac DV+ and loaded a bunch of ram in it. Then I made my linux box (currantly moving over to BSD) just a server (email, file server, ect..)

tr will remove them as well. man tr :)

I have no argument that Aqua and Quartz are light-years ahead of X. I'd be a fool if I did. Using X11 as a stepping stone, -is- a good thing. If/when we get those X11 app's running natively, then that would be happiness :) Until then, having a rootless X11 server, running X11 apps...

Dont bother with getting gnome. Just follow the directions posted here: http://gtk.themes.org/php/docs.phtml?docid=39&secid=2.1 Let me know if this work.... I'd love to get xchat working (when I get the time).

You are asking how to do this on what OS? Linux? (I hope). http://gtk.themes.org/php/docs.phtml?docid=39 Should tell you how. If youre trying to get GTK themes running on Aqua through some X server (XonX or what ever) I think your out of luck till more happens with porting over...

Check the permissions/ownership of the directory and or files. ls -l /Library/WebServer/ or ls -l /Library/WebServer/Documents/ This will show the owners and permissions of everything listed in the directory To change the permissions of a directory / file, do man chmod <-- this...

I wasnt talking about applying a GTK theme in Aqua. I was useing a GTK theme in Linux, running X11, with Enlightenment enhanced with a bit of Gnome and GTK themes. For a look-see, http://www.n-connect.net/jurneyman/eye-candy/sshot8-7.jpg Cheers :)

man natd - Network Address Translation Daemon man ipfw - IP Firewall controlling utility Or you can read all about it at: http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/firewalls.html With examples towards the bottom of the page.