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That is my wish too. for instance, the webbrowser omniweb, and most of the System preferences.

http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~koch/texshop/texshop.html Download texshop, read the manual and there they provide a link to a site which has teTeX ported to OSX. It handles latex

Well a lot of third party ruble is interfering with OSX. I don;t know how much HD space you have, but this is what i did. 5Gb. My original OS9 and Classic apps. 2Gb Fresh installed OS9, with only the extensions i realy need. Use this as my Classic system and run Classic apps from the other...

Well if it is, it isn't widely availeble, tried all my sources, and couldn't find a thing. But isn't it simply the iMac's hardware limit? My G4 with 19" monitor goes upto millions in 1600 x 1200.

Can you acces the servers and files from the command-ine? Mail me if you need more help. hartman@mac.com

Start with this article (bottom part) and then follow the links they provide. http://www.daemonnews.org/200011/osx-daemon.html

It is possible, simply search trough the posts in this forum. People have written 100's of posts on it. DJ

It is called switchres. http://www.madrau.com/html/DL.html DJ

Good work. You can put the binary on our university's FTP server if you want. I cannot provide room for a site though. I am very interested in your source. I tried to make a GUI for Samba, but i got stuck on the prompt Samba returned. Since you can su and type the password it seems you have...

You will have to reformat your drive. Boot from your System CD. Now choose Drive Setup from the CD (don't exactly know which folder it is in). Select you drive and choose your HD. And then, oh. Classic won't allow me to do this. I would have to go back to OS9. Well maybe you'll figure it...

They are totally incorrect. That is absolutly not necesaryy and neither the Hotline nor the CD version will require that. It is adviced though to format your HD (or partition) It is known to really speed up OSX. And of course you should always backup before you do things like this...

You would have to create a group ftp first. But that is actually not really necesarry. Any group is good as long as it doesnt have write permissions. I personally use admin as the group. DJ

I tried it out. I had to edit the installscript first. But when i finally tried to run it it got the following error. Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassFormatError: Mirabilis/ICQ/NetAware/CNetAwareApp (Local variable name has bad constant pool index) at...

Try the following: When you download something, open the Download Manager (It's under the tools menu). Select the item you are downloading and choose Get Info in the File menu. Now push the Reveal in Finder button. A finder window will pop up and the item is now visible.

Know what, i will ask at our university how they do that with their linux machines. I suppose that will work for you too. DJ

You always should read the readme files. It stated clearly that OSX on slave drives is not supported yet. You should always install it on the master drive. What you have to do know: First look with HD setup (i your OS 9/Apple Extra's) folder if you can reformat the missing HD. I think you...

Try to gnutar the partition from another OSX machine. I believe it has some nifty features to preserve a lot of unix info. I suggest you read the gnutar man page. DJ

Well i have had some problems with the mouse too. I think it lets the USB mouse driver crash on my system sometimes. When it acts up, try plugging it out of your keyboard and put it back in. The USB process for the mouse is then restarted. Works like a charm, if it happens (and that ain't often...

Strange. Before i say something. Let me ask these questions. Did you formatted the OSX disk to be UFS? Is the disk full? Are you sure you downloaded it correctly. Try again. These things might cause problems. Now if that isn't it. Go to Applications/Utillities/Aladding/Stuffit Expander and...

Oke, i got this tip from Russel Gould and it works. here's how (it took me a while to figure this out, so enjoy :) ) 1) All of step one is done using Terminal, which is located in /Applications/Utilities note: replace all "user" with your user name or root (it's more convenient with...