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Damn... none of the mirrors seem to be responding. Well, I guess I wait for later then.

Androo, I think you missed his joke by a bit. He was saying you were old because you said you have had tabbed browsing since 62, which can be easily taken to mean 1962 by the way you said it. As for this being beta 2 when it has been the third public release, thats because the second wasn't...

I disabled mine by commenting out a line in one of the startup-items, but it has been a while since I did it and I can't remember which file it was. You might try running a grep for it: $ grep -r 'inetd' /System/Library/StartupItems/

Well, not much help here, but it runs just fine and smooth on my iMac 800 G4, 512mb ram. It does start getting laggy when the screen is full of guys casting spells, but other than that its pretty good. Oh, and I have the gfx on about the normal settings. One thing you might try, if you...

I did it from a ssh session with a user already logged in, but the user wasn't prompted for the reboot. The system just did a normal reboot and came back up. It should be noted though that doing a 'shutdown -r now' for me restarts the box and brings it back up with the auto login completed...

Why don't you just use AppleScript to restart the mac. $ osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to restart' That does the equivilent of the Restart menu item in the Apple menu.

Doubtful, but I wouldn't be suprized if they included a way to make carbon apps use the metal interface with out making major changes to their code, bringing carbon up to speed with cocoa. These are pretty good guesses, although the 64-bit support will probably appear as a seperate set of...

Acutally, kilowatt, no unix systems yet have quarks (until XPress comes out for OS X), but they do all have their quirks! Insert rimshot

MFiend... it looks to me, from your process listing, that its rebooting to the Login window... I would guess that its rebooting fine but just not doing the auto login (if you have that enabled). As for why httpd doesn't come up... I would check your start-up items to make sure you have it...

jEdit loads much faster now. I haven't tried much else yet, but I'm glad I can now use java.util.regex on OS X with the default rt.jar

You know... this is always what comes to mind when I hear the new name.

I see the same page either way. Five left to go aparently.

The iTunes remote looks pretty slick, but I just worry about how much I will use something like this. That is unless its widgets float above all other windows, as I just about always have quite a few windows open, obscuring my desktop.

From my google searching, it seems to be a new way of manufacturing Lithium Ion batteries. Im not sure on the relative merits of the new process, but I would assume it produces a battery with a longer lifetime. Here is a graphic showing the process, according to NEC-TOKIN.

Rather than creating dock "folders" I think they should do something similar and create dock "groups" (since they don't have the same semantics and could possibly confuse users who have real folders in their dock). Very similar to your idea, Remco, but with some more flexiblity added to them...

Umm.. you mean you have 9 gig's of swap files, or do you have a 9 gig swap file. Because OS X currently writes out swap files in 80MB increments. So if you have a 9gig swap file, something is very very wrong.

My experiance has been that my g/f's slightly old Apex player doesn't like iDVD generated movies, but that GE, Sony (including the PS2), and pioneer players work.

As far as I know, you can't expand other variables in the enviroment.plist. So you will have to do your path setting in which ever shell you prefer.

I'm not at my OS X box right now, but I seem to remember being able to right-click on the links and select open in new window. I think there is a keyboard short cut as well, but I don't know it.

If you are running 10.2.2 or earlier, you could do the 'mv' bug to make a panic. $ mkdir foo $ cd foo; touch foo $ mv foo ../ And watch it go down. This was fixed in 10.2.3 though.