kftrainer
Mar 29, 07:43 AM
[QUOTE=MikhailT;12279874]
I love this feature, of resuming the apps to their open state . I have to close Mail before I reboot because a bug keeps me from using until I close and reopen Mail - I know because of the preview status I have to expect that. I cannot wait until the next update- I wonder if it will be the GM 1 as it has been rumored. Any one having this issue with Mail or any other app?
Secondly, Apple didn't take open/close lights away, it is now an optional setting in the Systems Preferences. The reason Apple did this is because they want to remove the idea of "open"/"closed" states. The software are starting to catch up to the hardware in terms of speed that we can leave applications and return to it in the same state. Apple wants to be able to introduce the concept of *resuming* apps, not *closed*. When you restart Lion with open apps, Lion will restart with the same open apps in the same state. This is the future on Mac OS X. No more closing required, especially with a fast SSD.
I love this feature, of resuming the apps to their open state . I have to close Mail before I reboot because a bug keeps me from using until I close and reopen Mail - I know because of the preview status I have to expect that. I cannot wait until the next update- I wonder if it will be the GM 1 as it has been rumored. Any one having this issue with Mail or any other app?
Secondly, Apple didn't take open/close lights away, it is now an optional setting in the Systems Preferences. The reason Apple did this is because they want to remove the idea of "open"/"closed" states. The software are starting to catch up to the hardware in terms of speed that we can leave applications and return to it in the same state. Apple wants to be able to introduce the concept of *resuming* apps, not *closed*. When you restart Lion with open apps, Lion will restart with the same open apps in the same state. This is the future on Mac OS X. No more closing required, especially with a fast SSD.
scan300
Jul 25, 08:42 AM
Cron Jobs can automatically schedule jobs on a UNIX system.
I've never set one up so I've included a link to an O'Reilly article which gives the basics.
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/bsd/2000/09/27/FreeBSD_Basics.html
Cron is already up & running on OSX server, so all you need to do is configure it.
I've never set one up so I've included a link to an O'Reilly article which gives the basics.
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/bsd/2000/09/27/FreeBSD_Basics.html
Cron is already up & running on OSX server, so all you need to do is configure it.
jiminaus
May 5, 08:59 PM
I have several images in a folder, I know how to access the folder, I just need to display these images in an IKImageBrowserView, so I guess a better question would be:
How do I display a folder of images in an IKImageBrowserView?
Thanks
You're really going to want to study the ImageBrowser sample code. It doesn't do exactly what you want, in that you won't be able to just copy'n'paste that code into your's. But it does contain all the code you need.
You will be able to just pass on the paths to IKImageBrowserView and it will load the images for you. You won't have to load the images yourself. But you can't just give an array of strings to IKImageBrowserView.
Your controller will act as the immediate data source and store the NSArray as ivar and/or property. It will respond to the numberOfItemsInImageBrowser: and imageBrowser:itemAtIndex: messages.
But it won't pass on NSString objects directly to IKImageBrowserView. Instead it will wrap the string in a custom class so IKImageBrowserView which implementes the required IKImageBrowserItem protocol. This custom class will tell IKImageBrowserView that it's being given paths to images and not images themselves. See the myImageObject class in the ImageBrowser sample code for how the wrapper class could be implemented.
EDIT: You can't set the dataSource of an IKImageBrowserView to be an NSArray of anything (unless you implement a category as sydde thought of). The data source must at least respond to the required messages of the IKImageBrowserDataSource informal protocol.
How do I display a folder of images in an IKImageBrowserView?
Thanks
You're really going to want to study the ImageBrowser sample code. It doesn't do exactly what you want, in that you won't be able to just copy'n'paste that code into your's. But it does contain all the code you need.
You will be able to just pass on the paths to IKImageBrowserView and it will load the images for you. You won't have to load the images yourself. But you can't just give an array of strings to IKImageBrowserView.
Your controller will act as the immediate data source and store the NSArray as ivar and/or property. It will respond to the numberOfItemsInImageBrowser: and imageBrowser:itemAtIndex: messages.
But it won't pass on NSString objects directly to IKImageBrowserView. Instead it will wrap the string in a custom class so IKImageBrowserView which implementes the required IKImageBrowserItem protocol. This custom class will tell IKImageBrowserView that it's being given paths to images and not images themselves. See the myImageObject class in the ImageBrowser sample code for how the wrapper class could be implemented.
EDIT: You can't set the dataSource of an IKImageBrowserView to be an NSArray of anything (unless you implement a category as sydde thought of). The data source must at least respond to the required messages of the IKImageBrowserDataSource informal protocol.
Young Spade
Apr 25, 01:33 AM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8G4 Safari/6533.18.5)
Ashman, any chance you could explain how to do the things you described a little better?
And I use my MacBook for mainly web surfing and managing my music collection to sync with my iPhone. I find myself using my phone for a vast majority of my Internet browsing, and I have my media library to the point where it doesn't need much tweaking. If a new album or artist hits that I absolutely must have, I can either purchase the album or wait.
As I said, this should only be a few month period where I am without a MacBook, and if need be I have access to PC's at friends and family's house.
I don't do any editing, gaming, or anything really requiring a full fledged OS. although I plan on having one.
And oh, Ashman, the computers I'll have available to me will almost guaranteed to be PC's. So, I'll need a solution windows friendly.
Thanks.
If you're only doing those simple things with your computer, why do you need to upgrade? If anything upgrade the internals, not the entire system.
I have an upgraded blackbook (same as yours I think) and the thing runs flawlessly; 1080p video, the computer never slows down and it has great battery life. Upgrading your computer will give you better overall specs but if you don't want to waste money and since you're only doing trivial (concerning cpu) tasks, an upgrade wouldn't be cost effective.
Concerning the iPad; it is nowhere near a replacement for a computer; it's great for consuming data like surfing the web, listening to music, watching tv,a nd looking at pictures, however when you need to do "real" work or something that requires composition, movement, and just general activities, the iPad falls far, far too short.
Ashman, any chance you could explain how to do the things you described a little better?
And I use my MacBook for mainly web surfing and managing my music collection to sync with my iPhone. I find myself using my phone for a vast majority of my Internet browsing, and I have my media library to the point where it doesn't need much tweaking. If a new album or artist hits that I absolutely must have, I can either purchase the album or wait.
As I said, this should only be a few month period where I am without a MacBook, and if need be I have access to PC's at friends and family's house.
I don't do any editing, gaming, or anything really requiring a full fledged OS. although I plan on having one.
And oh, Ashman, the computers I'll have available to me will almost guaranteed to be PC's. So, I'll need a solution windows friendly.
Thanks.
If you're only doing those simple things with your computer, why do you need to upgrade? If anything upgrade the internals, not the entire system.
I have an upgraded blackbook (same as yours I think) and the thing runs flawlessly; 1080p video, the computer never slows down and it has great battery life. Upgrading your computer will give you better overall specs but if you don't want to waste money and since you're only doing trivial (concerning cpu) tasks, an upgrade wouldn't be cost effective.
Concerning the iPad; it is nowhere near a replacement for a computer; it's great for consuming data like surfing the web, listening to music, watching tv,a nd looking at pictures, however when you need to do "real" work or something that requires composition, movement, and just general activities, the iPad falls far, far too short.
WiiDSmoker
Apr 29, 06:16 PM
Just making sure that Apple didn't sneak in another form of security.
lukefinch
Jun 2, 12:00 PM
This one is a little shorter in case the other was too long.
No Macs were harmed by Adobe Flash in the making of this avatar. You're welcome Steve Jobs!
Enjoy!
No Macs were harmed by Adobe Flash in the making of this avatar. You're welcome Steve Jobs!
Enjoy!
TomGivan
Apr 10, 07:55 PM
I'm don't remember which version of iPad I'm running, all I know is that I jailbroke it with the tethered redsn0w about 6 months ago. I have also kept my my iTunes software up to date but not updating my iPad, of course. The tethered aspect of the jailbreak did not scare me as it was very rare that I ever had to restart the iPad.
This afternood I performed a "complete Cydia upgrade" which required me to reboot my iPad. I figured this should not pose a problem and I could perform the tethered reboot using redsn0w. My problem is that when I run redsn0w, the previous ipsw firmware file is gone from the iPad software updates folder. Why? Also, Itunes also does not recognize my iPad since it is trying to reboot, so my iPad is currently in limbo.
Is there any way to find the ipsw? If not, is there anyway for iTunes to recognize my iPad to perform a restore?
Thanks.
This afternood I performed a "complete Cydia upgrade" which required me to reboot my iPad. I figured this should not pose a problem and I could perform the tethered reboot using redsn0w. My problem is that when I run redsn0w, the previous ipsw firmware file is gone from the iPad software updates folder. Why? Also, Itunes also does not recognize my iPad since it is trying to reboot, so my iPad is currently in limbo.
Is there any way to find the ipsw? If not, is there anyway for iTunes to recognize my iPad to perform a restore?
Thanks.
doucy2
Dec 10, 11:37 AM
ok a have a 1.4ghz OWC Cpu for my quicksilver g4
it was underclocked at 1.33ghz and when i pulled it up it read 1.33ghz
but when i changed the jumper settings to 1.4ghz my system info reads 0mhz
like in the pic
what is causing this problem
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v232/doucy2/Picture1.png
any help would be great
it was underclocked at 1.33ghz and when i pulled it up it read 1.33ghz
but when i changed the jumper settings to 1.4ghz my system info reads 0mhz
like in the pic
what is causing this problem
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v232/doucy2/Picture1.png
any help would be great
drewsof07
Jun 25, 11:07 AM
Have a copy of Tiger 10.4.5 or .6 I don't remember which PM me if you're interested
WillEH
Apr 29, 09:50 PM
As far as I know (could be wrong) Time Machine backs everything up, therefore all your settings for all programs should be saved.
cherry su
Jan 20, 08:29 AM
buy a power adapter?
ipoppy
Dec 1, 05:00 PM
The mirror idea was done almost as soon as the iPhone came out in 2007:
Mirror video conferencing on iPhone (http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/13/mirror-based-video-conferencing-developed-for-iphone/)
Pretty clever-looking, actually... at least for desktop use.
....and that thing has never seen daylight
Mirror video conferencing on iPhone (http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/13/mirror-based-video-conferencing-developed-for-iphone/)
Pretty clever-looking, actually... at least for desktop use.
....and that thing has never seen daylight
MovieCutter
Sep 27, 12:23 PM
Well, like i said...I just shipped mine out today after to good run on eBay. I know the next one I have will be equally if not far more impressive, and now I'm debt free until that day comes because I sold mine. Mine is an individual circumstance of course.
bbarnhart
Sep 19, 10:12 PM
I'll check out the Google Directory. Thanks
wjones
Feb 22, 08:37 PM
Keep in mind that the machine runs fine for a while.. and then seems to "become unstable". When it's running poorly.. it's difficult to get to the activity monitor-
I was able to look in there while it was doing ok--and I didn't see anything out of the ordinary. In fact the CPU usage seemed low and the memory (as little as there is).. didn't seem to be filled up too bad. Are there some system logs that might provide hints to the cause of the problem?
Next time I get my paws on his machine.. I'll get a list of everything and post it ... thanks!
-Walton
I was able to look in there while it was doing ok--and I didn't see anything out of the ordinary. In fact the CPU usage seemed low and the memory (as little as there is).. didn't seem to be filled up too bad. Are there some system logs that might provide hints to the cause of the problem?
Next time I get my paws on his machine.. I'll get a list of everything and post it ... thanks!
-Walton
ender land
Apr 14, 04:28 PM
I like it.
Plus, it gives them the ability to be much stricter in dealing with repeat offenders - the "we gave you a course in this, you obviously failed, you're done here."
Plus, it gives them the ability to be much stricter in dealing with repeat offenders - the "we gave you a course in this, you obviously failed, you're done here."
mrblack927
May 2, 07:50 PM
Maybe things that are installed after the most recent update. I still have apps without X's.
I think you may be right. I just installed a few apps (from websites, not from the app store) and they all showed up with X's.
I think you may be right. I just installed a few apps (from websites, not from the app store) and they all showed up with X's.
kdarling
Mar 7, 08:00 AM
It's the sticker companies, I tell ya.
They started innocently enough with travel badges for steamer trunks. Yet even then it was a sleazy business. Anyone could pretend they'd been to to Egypt just by illegally obtaining such a sticker down by the docks.
When the automobile came along, sticker companies lobbied for mandatory bumpers upon which to stick their wares. Yes, it's true!
Nowadays they've taken over the minds of our children, giving away free stickers just to get them hooked on spending their allowance on Princess and Bakugan versions.
So it's no surprise, none at all, that stickers show up on everyday purchases. The only possible reason why Apple doesn't have any, is because Jobs pays them off under the table. And people think Apple's money is stuck in overseas accounts. Yeah, sure.
They started innocently enough with travel badges for steamer trunks. Yet even then it was a sleazy business. Anyone could pretend they'd been to to Egypt just by illegally obtaining such a sticker down by the docks.
When the automobile came along, sticker companies lobbied for mandatory bumpers upon which to stick their wares. Yes, it's true!
Nowadays they've taken over the minds of our children, giving away free stickers just to get them hooked on spending their allowance on Princess and Bakugan versions.
So it's no surprise, none at all, that stickers show up on everyday purchases. The only possible reason why Apple doesn't have any, is because Jobs pays them off under the table. And people think Apple's money is stuck in overseas accounts. Yeah, sure.
michaelrjohnson
Feb 1, 11:06 AM
.... but why?
TwoSocEmBoppers
Apr 4, 02:58 PM
*Puts on flame-proof vest in preparation*
Even if climate change is 100% conclusively proven to be human caused, I would still argue that wealth creation is the best way to combat it. Florida floods...move. Can't farm in Mexico anymore, Canada now becomes farmable.
Even if climate change is 100% conclusively proven to be human caused, I would still argue that wealth creation is the best way to combat it. Florida floods...move. Can't farm in Mexico anymore, Canada now becomes farmable.
MacHamster68
Mar 16, 09:02 AM
i only say one thing ...typical APPLE customers ,
they pay any price you ask for something with a :apple: logo on ,as long as the price is high enough
they pay any price you ask for something with a :apple: logo on ,as long as the price is high enough
miles01110
Jan 14, 08:40 PM
1) Accuracy of rumors based on previous performance is usually mentioned in the news item. Very few credible rumors come from the forums.
2) Why should one opinion be "weighted" more than another? It's an opinion.
3/4) What good reason do you have for doing this? Various rating and reputation systems have been suggested multiple times. They don't add anything of value to the site other than turning things into a popularity contest.
It would be a very fun way expand the website and has the following benefits:
1) Rewards users with a metric recognized in the community based upon their accuracy on past rumors.
2) Lends weight to opinions within a discussion.
3) Based completely on users opting-in - no one is required to vote to participate in a discussion or put their reputation on the line.
4) Can be used with the system of site contributors, potentially allowing them to reset negative popularity (plus/minus) or reset their points (bidding system) each year.
2) Why should one opinion be "weighted" more than another? It's an opinion.
3/4) What good reason do you have for doing this? Various rating and reputation systems have been suggested multiple times. They don't add anything of value to the site other than turning things into a popularity contest.
It would be a very fun way expand the website and has the following benefits:
1) Rewards users with a metric recognized in the community based upon their accuracy on past rumors.
2) Lends weight to opinions within a discussion.
3) Based completely on users opting-in - no one is required to vote to participate in a discussion or put their reputation on the line.
4) Can be used with the system of site contributors, potentially allowing them to reset negative popularity (plus/minus) or reset their points (bidding system) each year.
onthecouchagain
Apr 26, 11:15 PM
Thanks for the answers, you two.
The lack of screen real estate is one of the things I lament about my 13" Pro; everything just feels cramped when I start opening more programs. If reading the smaller texts is not an issue for 13" Air users, I think the switch will be safe. I will wait and see what the Air refresh brings...
If any other 13" Air owners want to chime in, I'd love to hear more.
The lack of screen real estate is one of the things I lament about my 13" Pro; everything just feels cramped when I start opening more programs. If reading the smaller texts is not an issue for 13" Air users, I think the switch will be safe. I will wait and see what the Air refresh brings...
If any other 13" Air owners want to chime in, I'd love to hear more.
TuffLuffJimmy
May 4, 12:25 PM
My advice is if you are not tech savvy enough to understand the activity monitor don't look at it. If you're not tech savvy enough to check your RAM usage, don't check it. If you're not savvy enough to understand x, then don't worry about x.