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Yes there is. Once again, I'll restate what I said in other posts.. --So you don't have to install Xfree86. Don't tell me that it is easy to install and whatever. Not having to install an extra graphic layer to run an application is good. Think about it, do you enjoy loading up Classic every...

Ha..uhh..i'm not even going to try to touch that..heh..blood sweat and tears...heh.. So you are backing up your claim that GIMP is not a compeitor on the fact that it [at times] has trouble opening up Photoshop files? That is a point, but it is weak. There are many other aspects that make...

Agreed. I actually like the most of the products MacTopia (Microsoft's mac Division) creates.

Uh....in the business world its kind of necessary to read office 2001 documents, which from my experience, can not be read in word 98. Later

"Flame on! " ha....now why would we do that?

heh..whoops..we got kind of off subject here...sorry :D

Heh..ok lets break this down some.. 1. Gimp is known to many as a photoshop competitor. If you want me to list the many, many url's floating containing the opinions of Graphic Pro's and how they consdier Gimp an alternative to Photoshop, I will. You keep on forgetting that it is free. Not...

Hmm..I thought Quartz had hardware acceleration in 10.1, or at least 2d acceleration has been optimized. Your points are all legit, I don't want a piece of crap ported application but you fail to miss one crucial point, the average consumer would not install a whole entire x-system to use one...

Are you talking about the cocoa_project? Trust me, it is native to os x, it does not require xfree86, I am running it right now...its not that much of a thing to run considering it can do that much (libaries and much more stuff have to be ported over). The point is that it can be done, and...

Actually, a cocoa version is in the works, though its barely usable, its still being worked on. :cool: http://www.macgimp.org/article.php?sid=37 Later, c.i.t

Have you enabled root yet? go to netinfo manager 1. Domain --> Secuirty --> Enable root user --you will be prompted for a root password, enter it in 2. Then go back and select enable root user once again. Hope this helps :D

try xlr8yourmac.com's drive database, it should have your answer: http://forums.xlr8yourmac.com/drivedb/search.drivedb.lasso

good to hear i stopped you from going bald... :D

Yah sure. You can d/l them off of my computer http://blat.dnsalias.com:85/extras.sit <<Enjoy ;)

My friend was having the same problem, so he kind of moved the /System folder and booted off his old 10.0 cd, "upgraded" and thus a new system folder was installed, then the 10.1 cd found his OS X drive and it worked...but this is a last ditch attempt, in fact i wouldn't even do it...I recommend...

I have the dock extras, if you want them, I can send them to you.

Hmm..after installing, httpd doesn't work anymore, neither does ncftp. I had to re-install ncftp..but I am no even touching apache..Maybe I'll have to wait till my cd comes and install over this build...very odd..

I wouldn't mind setting up my computer as a server. It has a cable connection, which I can dedicate to work as a ftp server 8pm -9am...I could probalby serve to 3 people at around 50k/sec...not like that of a t1, but none-the-less, I'm here to help ;)