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iChat shows all the signs of a standard 1.0 release of software. I mean, basic feaures the ability to rename contact's names on the buddly list is not available yet. I see potential in iChat, but we may have to wait for iChat 2 to 'get it right'. You know, I wouldn't be suprised if version...

10:20 PM - Will you be there? No, I'll be home playing with the jag.. My copy rolled off the fedex truck this morning, and now I have to wait till I get home to play.. That and the fact that Apple hasn't seen fit to open any stores in Canada, yet.

No, but you can install Linux on a PS2. :D

Have you tried GraphicConverter? It seems to read/write every damn format known to man.. including several esoteric ones. It might be able to output your icon files. It's one of those programs that screams to be registered, it's THAT useful.

I think I speak for the majority when I offer my most sincere *PBTHTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBT* :p :p :D

Mine originated in Folsom, CA and is sitting in the sorting facility in Memphis, TN after passing through Cordova, CA. I might just get my copy tomorrow afternoon.. he's hoping.

Makes sense.. and personally, I can't blame them.. afterall, the only way you get iDVD is to buy a Superdrive equiped Mac..

Don't forget about the apps that needs to be initially installed under Classic, then patched to work on OS X. They are still too frequent (Toast for example), and easy to forget about since it may have been a long time ago since you installed it.

Something sounds rather fishy about this.. I can't see why Apple would make them stop selling them. That would be like Apple making everyone stop selling CD-RW drives because Apple sells them in their machines as well. There must be more to it than that..

Don't be so sure - it was sent FedEx International Economy, as was mine.. It's doubtful you'll see it until Monday or Tuesday. But hey, I've got my fingers crossed too. I played this little game with Apple once already when 10.0 shipped. It took a week in transit before it reached me in...

I just received email a few minutes ago from Apple saying my pre-order has shipped via FedEx, though they couldn't provide a tracking number (which is normal I guess since they couldn't give me one for 10.0 either). With any kind of luck, I'll have it Friday.. or so I'm hoping.

I see that - they must have been having technical difficulties, because it wasn't there when I posted. I wish they'd hurry up and ship.. I'm getting overly excited.. plus because I live in Canada, I'm going to have to wait a few extra days for FedEx anyways.

Yes - It's trivial.. but I wonder why they took it down with a couple days left to go. My Apple Store order still says 'being assembled'.

And one mouse button.. :D The mouse is always the first thing to be replaced on my Macs.. and usually at the same time as I'm setting up a brand new Mac. One button mice might have the appearance of simplicity, but that reality disappeared around the same time Apple introduced contexual...

Appologies in advance for my ignorance, but how does this relate to wireless mice, microsoft, or especially Jaguar? I don't see the connection? How will Mac users not buying Jaguar make 'lose all there company'? I thought Ericcson made cell phones.

Actually, if you scroll to the bottom of that page, it says OS X 10.1 or higher. My corded Intellimouse Explorer is finally starting ti wig out and almost due for replacing.. might consider getting one of these puppies, err, mousies.

I wish clicking on the desktop would _always_ refresh it, but that doesn't seem to be the case. The problem I find is with network shares.. I can have a finder window open for a network drive, and on occasion I cannot get it to update at all, even when terminal says there's a wack of new files...

The only way to force it to refresh is to restart the finder.. pretty lame actually. I can drop into a terminal shell, and ls the contents but the damn finder refuses to display the new files until I restart it.. frustrating as all hell. Atleast windows has the F5 key, and VIEW -> REFRESH...

I have confirmed that there is infact an sftp client accessible via the terminal. And it's free.. :o)

I believe there's a version that comes with SSH, which comes with OS X. I'm not at my computer to know if Apple included the full install of SSH. You might want to dropping into the terminal and try doing a 'man sftp' to see if anything comes up.