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WACOM has no plans to support serial or ADB tablets under Mac OS X. Hopefully someone at least as skilled as Strobe will remedy this situation.

Yep, just don't be a fool like me and delete the swapfiles while they're still in use. That's very very bad.

Doesn't seem to work for me. By the way, have you looked at the locate.updatedb script? (Yep, it's a script.) It doesn't seem to do anything with the arguments shown in the man page. I don't think it's a complete implementation.

If your phpinfo() says the php.ini file is supposed to be in /usr/lib then your server agrees with mine. Generally, if you're going to set your php_values inside the httpd.conf file you should do so in a "Location" or "Directory" container. Finally, if you're having trouble with setting the...

Hmm, try running Disk Utility and do the Fix Permissions operation. If that doesn't do the trick then drag the "Keychains" folder out of your ~/Library folder, then log out and back in again. Those are the first two steps I'd recommend, but no guarantees.

Those are "resource fork" files which show up on filesystems lacking multi-fork support. You didn't happen to format your Mac drive as UFS, did you? If so you might want to reformat your drive as HFS+ and reinstall the system. I don't recommend using UFS simply because it causes more headaches...

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Try this: - Shut down the Mac - Disconnect the display - Start up the Mac - Log in (you'll have to do this blind) - Shut down (Press the power key or CTRL-Eject, then press return) - Reconnect the monitor - Start the computer Sometimes this helps after an OS or graphics driver update. Mac OS X...

Hmm, for streaming audio try Audio Hijack. It allows you to capture the audio output from any application. I've used it to capture streaming audio from iTunes radio stations. Hijack also allows you to insert effects into the audio, useful for creating bizarro samples. For capturing streaming...

You don't necessarily need to reformat your drive. Just use your original Jaguar installer, use "Archive and Install" to install over the current system, recreate your admin account, and move over files from the archived system.

Why is it, they keep apes in a bestiary ... ... and bees an an apiary?

Most RAM comes with a lifetime warrantee now, so if it turns out to be a RAM issue then by all means trade it in.

Move these files out of your Preferences folder com.apple.print.custompresets.plist com.apple.print.PrintCenter.plist and onto the desktop and restart the computer. It's worth a try, but no guarantee it will help.

It seems much faster, and presumably it won't delete /tmp or your home folder. DOWNLOAD SAFARI NOW!

Apple just released a New Safari Beta today. I've been using it and it feels much faster that the first beta. Surely it eliminates the nasty bugs that plagued the first release. How does it compare for y'all?

And get the New Safari just posted today.

Hmm, I'd theorize it had something to do with your added RAM if the symptoms didn't disappear after a fresh install. Occasionally there have been some bad-behaving apps that deleted the /tmp shortcut, requiring people to go to the Terminal and type: sudo ln -s /private/tmp /tmp Most notably...