De camino a los 64 bits con el Snow Leopard (1)
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Apple ha estado desarrollando una forma de adaptar el sistema operativo a los 64 bits desde Tiger y con el tiempo esto se ha logrado con el Snow Leopard, tal como se muestra en la imagen. Apple ha ampliado su soporte para los 64 bits en su núcleo kernel lo cual permite al sistema operativo dar cabida a más de 32 GB de memoria RAM disponibles actualmente a través de 32-bit PAE. Aunque es muy ...
Time Machine: usare due partizioni su un HD esterno (1)
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Mi sono appena regalato un MyBOOK 500GB Essential della Western Digital: gran bel prodotto, silenzioso, stiloso e non scalda per niente. Sto scrivendo questo post mentre il sistema sta effettuando il suo primo backup Time Machine. Non mi andava di dedicare tutto il disco a Time Machine, perciò ho deciso di creare 2 partizioni: una da un'ottantina di GB da usare per trasferimento files tra pc e mac, backup ecc... Ovviamente ne ho approfittato per ...
OSCulator, Magic Bullet for Mac Alternative Controllers, Updated (2)
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Want to hook that joystick / Wii remote / Guitar Hero controller / something odd to your music software? If you’re on Mac, OSCulator is the do-everything solution. It’s pay-what-you-like software ($19 minimum for PayPal), and it just got a big update: Announcement: OSCulator 2.6 [Unidentified Sound Object, as seen in our sound design round-up] Download page, with changelog [osculator.net] There’s a lot new in release 2.6; highlights include: Preset management Graphical OSC routing editor ...
Install Geoserver-Tomcat on Leopard (1)
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My next project is installing Geoserver on my Mac OS X (Leopard). First thing I have to do is to install Tomcat on Leopard. There are heaps of instructions on the net but it’s quite complicate. I though Leopard already came with Apache built in, thus should be easy to just add Tomcat on to it. I guess, I was wrong. Tomcat set up is more complicate than I thought. It requires lots of Terminal ...
Featured Mac Download: Tweak Leopard's Hidden Features with Secrets (2)
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Mac OS X Leopard only: Free, open source application Secrets rolls every hidden feature of Leopard into an easy-to-use preference pane in your System Preferences. Developed by the author of the much-beloved Quicksilver, you can browse Secrets by application to see what tweaks are available for the apps you have installed. There's a ton to look into with Secrets, but the one secret that blew my mind off the bat was the "Arrows link to ...
Corsaire Publishes Security Mac OS X Leopard Whitepaper (3)
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The UK security consulting firm Corsaire has just published a new whitepaper on securing Mac OS X Leopard (you may remember them from their similar Tiger whitepaper). Written by Corsaire’s head of training – Daniel Cuthbert (whom you may remember as being in a fairly public and silly court case a few years back and may also recognize as one of the founding members of OWASP) – the 54-page guide expands upon Apple’s own Mac ...
Lockdown: l'antifurto per Mac (1)
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Lockdown è un’applicazione gratuita per Leopard derivata dalla popolare utility iAlertU, rispetto alla quale presenta una grafica matura e qualche funzione aggiuntiva. L’applicazione permette di attivare un antifurto tramite Apple Remote che fa scattare un fastidioso allarme non appena qualcuno cerca di utilizzare o semplicemente sposta il Mac senza il permesso del proprietario. Dal pannello di preferenze dell’applicazione è possibile scegliere i parametri che possono fare scattare l’allarme attivando, per esempio, i sensori di movimento ...
Securing Mac OS X Leopard (1)
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The people from Corsaire have done it again. They have published a whitepaper on how you can secure your installation of Leopard. It’s a document describing the best practices and some of it should be common knowledge. It’s a follow up on the previous guides they published for Tiger and earlier. It’s a good and easy read and you can benefit from this when you have your Mac connected to the outside world. Did I ...
Fantasktik taskbar app for Leopard (9)
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Filed under: Software, Odds and ends Fantasktik is a taskbar app for Leopard that makes it easy to see what windows and applications are open, and to switch between them. Dockland Software, the developer of Fantasktik, announced in a press release today that the app is available for US$9.99 through the end of September. On October 1st, the price rises to US$14.99.After installing Fantasktik, a small taskbar appears either just below the menu bar or ...
Solving permission problem of apache+mod_rails on leopard (1)
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OK, this is not about the details of how to install mod_rails on leopard, actually the process is pretty straightforward and there are already some good document on mod_rails’ website . Well, the confusing part of using mod_rails+apache on leopard is that you have to know how the default apache coming with leopard works. This is what I did after I installed mod_rails and copied those three lines to the httpd.conf Uncomment line 464: Include ...
How To: Install OS X on Your Hackintosh PC, No Hacking Required (2)
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Two months ago I walked through how to build a Hackintosh Mac on the cheap using PC parts. Since that post, the OSx86 scene has changed rapidly, and now you can install Leopard on your computer about as easily as installing Leopard on a Mac—no command line hacking required. In addition, the resulting installation is—theoretically, at least—can be upgraded without fear of breaking. As if the simplicity of the installation weren't already enough, the new ...
Psystar "Definitely Still Shipping" Mac Clones [Apple] (1)
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Psystar simply doesn't know when to quit. Despite being in the midst of a lawsuit with Apple, they continue to push their luck. Not only are they offering free Leopard restore disks to their customers, Psystar has also confirmed that the Mac clones are "definitely still shipping." They had better hope that their fancy Palo Alto-based Carr & Ferrell lawyers can back up all of this machismo. [InformationWeek]
Lifehacker Top 10: Top 10 Things You Forgot Your Mac Can Do (12)
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Macs may be more expensive, and Mac users more elitist (ahem), but blind Apple loyalty aside, there are a number of neat features bundled into your Mac that make it super useful and fun. We've covered dozens of Mac tips over the years in these pages, but today we're highlighting 10 lesser-known Mac tricks that come baked into Leopard. From pure eye candy to outright productivity-boosters, read on to get reminded of some of the ...
Running Leopard virtually (1)
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Many developers desperately want to virtualize various Mac OS X releases. Right now, that’s not a possibility, unless you consider this pseudo hack. You can run Leopard client version virtualized as long as you’re tricking Fusion into thinking it’s the server version. The trick relies on the existence of a file in the disc image. First step, create a disk image of your Leopard install disc. Once that’s done, mount it (make sure it’s read/write). ...
Come configurare OpenDNS su Leopard (1)
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In vista dei recenti andazzi della rete italiana è bene armarsi e prendere dei provvedimenti a proposito, in modo da evitare di restare fregati dalle odierne, e se la situazione dovesse peggiorare future, restrizioni. Nonostante infatti i creatori di The Pirate Bay si siano organizzati e abbiano allestito un altro sito con la medesima funzione nulla vieta che domani anche quest ultimo venga bloccato dal governo e, procedendo in tal modo all’infinito, si continui a ...
Mixxx, Open Source DJ Tool, Adds Vinyl Control (5)
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Mixxx running with a custom skin. Mixxx is an impressive-looking, fully free and open source DJ package for Mac (Intel only), Windows, and Linux. (It’s also the featured DJ tool on the Indamixx, Linux-based ultra mobile PC – mine just arrived, so hands-on is coming soon.) Adam Davison from the Mixxx development team points out some juicy features in the new 1.6.0 release, out yesterday: We now support vinyl control with Serato, Traktor, and FinalScratch ...
Remove Your Mac's Hard Drive from the Desktop [Mac Tip] (15)
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Mac users who like to keep their workspace free of shortcuts and folders will love this "oh, duh!" tip for removing your hard drive from the Desktop. In Finder's Preferences pane, in the General tab, uncheck "Hard disks" under "Show these items on the Desktop" to clear away the icon. (You can do the same for external or optical disks and network servers, too.) Combine this with the Ejector utility for one-click external disk ejection ...
