One of the oddities of Leopards new look is the fact that some aspects of the old aqua look from previous versions of OS X have remained, the most obvious being the aqua style scroll bars in Finder windows, Safari etc.
JustSayHi.com has a short questionaire that gives you a rating of how addicted to Apple you are. Care to take have a go ? My score was 80%
Wil Harris has posted a nice review of the new Asus Eee PC over at his Unwired Blog. Worth watching if you are considering one of these lovely new machines.
Whilst looking through some old files on my Mac I came across this classic WAV file that I have had for many years. It is a recording of a news item on an American radio station and is just about the funniest thing I have ever heard, it always has me rolling…
Hop over to UsingMac.com for a nice compilation of come of the best Mac Wallpapers from DeviantArt.com
Ok, so have you installed 10.5.1 on your new iMac ? Were you having freezing problems before ? Has 10.5.1 fixed it ? Or rather has the iMac graphic firmware update fixed it ?
Several reports have appeared today about how to load OS X onto the Asus Eee PC 701, including this one over at Uneasysilence.com. These articles are all the more interesting to me as I have just today taken delivery of a Black Asus Eee PC ( actually for my sons Xmas present but still… ).
Apple today released the first update to OS X Leopard, 10.5.1, as well as a graphics adapter firmware update for new iMacs.
So far I have been relatively fortunate and managed to steer clear of Vista both at work ( where requirements to run applications that do not work with IE 7 mean Vista is a no go zone ) and at home. Apart from a couple of weekends spent recently helping an uncle setup a new Packard Bell PC that came with Vista pre-installed and a few attempts to install the early betas of Vista my knowledge of Microsofts latest OS has been acquired virtually entirely through media and web reviews and commentaries.
Apple today released OS X 10.4.11 the eleventh software update for Tiger users. Amongst the range of software fixes introduced with this release is a complete new release, Safari 3, which now becomes the standard browser for both Leopard and Tiger users.