AOL veröffentlicht AOL Desktop for Mac
Und ich dachte, wenigstens Mac OS X wurde und wird von der Seuche AOL verschont. Na, so kann man sich täuschen.
AOL veröffentlicht AOL Desktop for Mac
Und ich dachte, wenigstens Mac OS X wurde und wird von der Seuche AOL verschont. Na, so kann man sich täuschen.
…or any other thing that responds to wol (wake on lan) from a Mac OS X thingy:
Just use Wake550.
Some people tend to mock Mac OS X in favour of some other Unixes, but i like it… For me, it sucks least.
Today i took some relativly small external firewire drives (250 GB each), attached them to my “always on” serving Mac Mini and it took less than 5 minutes to build a RAID on two external drive.
I’ve choosen a RAID 1 configuration as i want to use the drives for backup purpose. Mainly for my music collection and for the forthcoming Time Machine with Mac OS X Leopard.
As there is no possibility in OS X to share external drives (wtf, i know…) i recommend Sharepoints for greater flexibility with AFP and SMB shares.
On Retrax Bloggy i found a great widget for looking up HTML Entities:
Best of all: the widget doesn’t need a online connection. The whole thing works like a charm, great!
Textmate comes with an Mac OS X input manager so it can be used in all Cocoa applications as an editing app with all goodies textmate has to offer (spellchecking, syntax highlighting just to name two).
All you need to do is describe in detail here.
Not all apps are cocoa, so is Firefox. But there’s a light at the end of the tunnel: It’s all Text! is a firefox plugin that enables Firefox to use any editor of your choice to edit textareas.
A little “hacking” is required for this to work under os x as explained here.
Happy editing!