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Actually, no cd burner needed. Check out http://www.macosx.org for the details on how to install with burning a cd.

Why must you say that Apple has the worst security in the world? Just the other day I was using Windows XP on my friends PC. Obviously Microsoft isn't much better in keeping builds away from the public.

I had Airport somewhat working in 4k46... It sucked so much I couldn't stand to use it. Good news though, In 4k73 it works perfect

Here's your problem, you deleted only the VISIBLE files. I have had this problem many times. The answerfor me was to go in and change all the invisible files to visible and then delete, or just erase the disk that X is on. I learned my lesson. I now have partitioned drives just because of this...

The reason that you can't access the computer outside your airport network is because the Airport is blocking the traffic. If you want to allow access to a computer, you have to open the Airport Admin Utility. Connect to your base station, and click the network tab. Then click on Port Mapping...

I find that when I start putting things on the desktop I end up with files multiplying. All of a sudden there is a HUGE clutter of miscellaneous files. Downloading to a "Downloads" directly really helps clean things up. Also, I like the way OS X lets me browse through files. I like the way it...

I had already figured out that the kernal is the reason for this. I saw the article at macosrumors too. I thought it was a little lame they didn't mention darwin kernal v. 1.3

Go to: http://www.xl48yourmac.com the article is listed somewhere in the "G3 Zone" pages.

Today I noticed something interesting. I had noticed that in 4k17 there were some things different at the command line. I had remembered the kernal panicking and telling me version 1.3. After looking at apple's website I discovered that 1.2.1 was the latest release. To make sure that i was...

My friend somehow got his hands on a copy of 4k17, and I decided to give it a spin on my 7500 since it already had the original OS X PB. Upon attempting to startup from CD, the kernal panicked (claiming that it couldn't start because it didn't know what a "Apple, 7500" was) each and every...

Everytime i see someone say RTF. My brain is thinking that I just read WTF.

$200.... I think you meant $2*10^-2 or quite possibly $2/10^2.

I think that the GUI is really slow. Resizing windows is a complete pain, and sometimes application launches are ridiculously long. Personally, your remark about previous betas such as 8.1 weren't so slow isn't a good argument. I have been using betas before too, and they weren't NEARLY as...

I just thought that I would point out that Microsoft wasn't the first company to make optical mice. I had been using an optical mouse on my computer for 3 years or so before microsoft released theirs. They did however, make it so that the optical mouse did not require a special mouseplate. Which...

I'm running a 7500 with a powerlogix G3 upgrade. It works fine, except the cache didn't work. There is a patch though, on the internet that enables it. It works well.

As some of you may have noticed, OS X is very slow when Classic is running. This is a very simple fix which many of you have probably discovered. If you use the "renice" command from the CLI you can change the priority of "TruBluEnvironment." The default setting is -10 which means that it has a...

You do have a valid point with saying that MacOS X is like Windows 95 because there are problems that may take years to fix. There are currently problems, and there will most likely be problems for a while. However, I don't think that you can just say that MacOS X sucks. When it is completed, it...

Are you going to post this GUI that you're making for the nice and renice commands? I use the commands sometimes, and think that you're program would be very useful. Little utilities like yours are needed, just like the "big applications"

actually, the lowest computer model would probably ge the 7500, back from like '95... 200mhz 604e(upgraded), 64mb ram, 1gb hd... etc....

try cd "desktop folder"