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I would rather have pizza and beer delivered when the button is pressed..

I still have it installed but haven't used it since I installed OS X. Besides, why would anybody want to continue using PB? On my machine, PB is SL000wwwwwww compared to OS X.

Which printer are you trying use? Not all Epson printers are supported. Here's is a link that lists supported printers: http://support.epson.com/webadvice/wa0301.html

Why would he have to patch Cocoa? Couldn't he just derive a new view class from NSView and add the functionally himself?

Did you try cc hello.c -lsocket or cc hello.c -lbsd ?

Dump your viewsonic and get an Apple Cinema LCD..

You also need the Carbon Library.

Have you tried searching the header files for the word 'vector'? Sounds like you may not be including a needed header file.

Why can't there be a middle of the road solution? I'll admit that I don't know the details of the treaty but by looking at your Poll answers I see you have to be for or against it. The bush answer doesn't count. Everybody here knows that the VP is really running the country.

In today's issue of the WSJ, there's a comparision of DVD recording systems. The systems included a 733Mhz G4 and a Compaq Persario 7000. In the article author makes the following points: 1: The price difference between the two machines. The G4 costs $3500 vs $1990 for the Compaq. 2...

Cool, thanks

Anybody know if it's posible to trap a system call under OSX? We have that ability with Mac OS9, 8, 7 ... I am only interested in trapping OSX toolbox routines, not normal unix system calls..

Was the QTSS bundled with OSX? I know it came with the PB, but it was a time expired version. I am wondering if a non-expiring version was released.

A zombie is a process that has no parent. Under normal circumstances when a child process is spawned the parent process uses the wait() system call to get the exit status of the child. The flow of events looks somthing like this: fork() exec(CHILD); excute the child wait()...

Does OSX support resource and data forks in files? If so, does anybody know how NFS mounted filesystems are handled? For example, if I mount a filesystem from an AIX box would I be able to create a file on the filesystem with both a resource and data fork??

I do believe that darwin has been ported to X86.

Is there any support extended ACL's??

I believe Apple has ported Darwin to intel.

Could somebody please translate what he meant by internal domains??

Oh BS! This is a very old subject. 1: Apple is a HW company, plain and simple. The only way Apple would release an Intel version of OSX is if it only ran on an Apple Intel box.. Apple would never undermind their HW profits just to sell an OS.. 2: If somebody only bases their decsion to...