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I'm gonna buy a new iBook. At least, a 600 only. Considering that the 700 models are only manufacturing with combo, that a DVD drive is useless for me, and than I own a thin and external FW CDRW, the 700 is 500€ too much expensive for me. But for sure, it's a must, Hypernate.

Still don't have any answers from Infosoft about the "-S". But something was said that make me think about : Is that why you can't see a single trick to put a update_prebinding command in the crontab ?

If you really WANT to us IE, try to manage its downloads with SpeedDownload.

Well, now that the new iBooks are there, I can ask my question in different terms. I was thinking about buying an iBook as a second machine, just for mobility. All I need is a quite fast machine, working for 3-4 years. Important (may be) : I will upgrade the machine up to 640 Mo RAM. Now...

Speculations ? I'm just at the point of buying a iBook, to "move and work" easier. Would it be better to buy the new generation ?

a collegue of mine uses two G4, one in his home, one at work. Both are booting with the same external FW HD (a 20g, I think), this without any problems or speed or performance issues.

bottom, left, and hidden. should I vote three times ?

this happens with many CDRW, but I admit they're coming from the same company. Most of them are new. One has been ripping on a G4dual800 with 10.1.4., so I know it works. But no extensive use. I try to ignore preparation, and to ripp them directly with Toast. Then I got an "illegal...

I own a dualG4 533 with OS 10.1.4., 1,25Go Ram, a CDRW writer Mastushita CW-7586. From a week or two, everytime i insert a blank CDRW in, i'm asked to prepare it, as usual, and the proposed formats are : Standard (HFS+/ISO9600) or MP3, both at 16712576742194,4 Mo ! and iTunes MP3 at 0 Mo...

Yes, of course. They founded democracy, even if it was not really what we use to call democracy now. Modern democracy, in a sens, has been founded in UK, with the Bill of Rights. France hasn't even founded the concept of Republic, because Romans did it a lonf time before. But french people think...

Everything is just a little bit more expensive in Danemark than in France. Just because you can afford it. Differences are more relevant with Norway, for instance, but this country has one of the highest average income on earth. In absolute value, a car is more expensive in Norway than in...

Test, you don't have to apologize, I like political discussions. Because thinking about political issues is my job, and because I'm french... (we founded politics, you know...). And this is not so far from the rest, in fact. I mean, the fact that we are using macs, not PC, is not totally...

and it sounds really great. This thing really seems to rock ! Apple's still the best !

indeed...

well, lets stop with arguing about socialism new and old, and capitalism dark or soft, or I open a thread in the Herve's bar and grill as the political science teacher I am ;) No, I was kidding, and the discussion was, in a ethnological way, interesting. Back to prices. Talking with my...

Well, socialist or not, or, to admit the polite distinction made by the CIA : living in a country that is "in the midst of transition, from an economy that featured extensive government ownership and intervention to one that relies more on market mechanisms", as the agency describes France (an...

really ? That's what i'm gonna do too.

I thought the restriction was to "apple built-in superdrive", that's why I believed there was a way to tell iDVD that the drive that was the "applebuilt-in" has changed its location. that's a pity ! we really need a third 5.1/4 bay !

I'm gonna buy an external fw cdreader, and have planned to exchange it with my superdrive, which is really to slow for a daily use. But I've heard that iDvd will not be abble to recognize the superdrive if it's external. Is it true, and is there a way to deal with it ? Thanks.

Thanks Paragon. I've been searching for that till buc99 asked me for. If it's this, I really don't know why Infosoft wrote the command line this way. I'll ask them.