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i can say that little to no work is getting done in my shop this afternoon. what's going on at your places of employment? parties? exchanging gifts? all-purpose goofing off?

mine says 1.7 as well.

yeah, i noticed an improvement in boot-up time as well.

hmmmm...seems snappier. classic launches faster now. what else is new or changed? post your observations to this thread. edit: i've noticed there's now more options in the contextual menus for the finder, mail and stickies.

while booted into OS9, goto.. /Library/Preferences delete com.apple.windowserver.plist reboot back to OSX and it will drop back to the default monitor resolution.

if only i had the cash, i'd be listening to one right now.

@work: OSX with classic. occasionally forced back to 9.2. @home: OSX 24/7

Art Director for a mid-size commercial printer. And PROUDLY using OSX full-time (with a little help from the Classic layer, of course)

just found this sweet little hack over at macosxhints.com. it's awesome. from macosxhints.... --------------- Andrew Welch of Ambrosia Software, who posted a patch which enables window buffer compression, has done it again. This time, however, he's applied a similar patch to the Classic...

excuse the poor quality of the pic. it's a frame grab from my DV Camera.

I get 13-15 fps running iTunes 2.0f13 on a G4 400, 256mg RAM, OSX 10.1

I've been testing iTunes2 (v2.0f13) on a G3 450 and a G4 400. On both machines CPU usage runs somewhere between 15% to 25%. This is about the same performance as I get running iTunes1. The code on this build may not be fully optimized, and it's likely that the final shipping version will run...

fire up the terminal and type... last | grep still

From the X4U mailing list, it appears there's a bug in mail.app in 10.1 that only affects some users who run mail.app with no rules enabled. In some circumstances, mail.app will not delete the messages on the server, leading to repetitive downloads of the same email over and over (even those...