Re: iMac
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- Dan L
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Ordered ;D
It goes against my moral fibre so the damn thing better be good
Anyone any tips for a Macintosh newbie? - Toolbox Digital | Dribbble | Forrst
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- James Spencer
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Good choice Dan, I got myself a new Macbook Pro 2 weeks ago and haven't looked back
Some definite programs to get
- QuickSilver www.blacktree.com/
- Mamp www.mamp.info/en/index.php
- TextMate macromates.com/
- CssEdit macrabbit.com/cssedit/
.. you won't regret it
- James Spencer / Developer & Support / Hull, UK
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- Dan L
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How the frig does a student afford a Macbook?
Thanks for the links...already had CSSEdit bookmarked, really can't wait to try that bad boy out. Should be here tomorrow!! - Toolbox Digital | Dribbble | Forrst
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- James Spencer
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Well, along the M25, there was an Apple Lorry which stopped at a service station and....
QuickSilver is probably my favourite extension, if you are a keyboard person, you will adore it.
A few more extensions
- Linkinus IRC client (very nice) www.linkinus.com/
- MSN for Mac (I know you will want this )
www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/email_chat/messengerformac.html
- Parallels (allows you to run windows in Leopard) www.parallels.com/
- NeoOffice (OpenOffice for Mac, but you do get iworks with your Mac - trial) www.neooffice.org/neojava/en/index.php
- Paparazzi www.derailer.org/paparazzi/
- BetterZip macitbetter.com/
Did you watch the guided tour for Leopard? www.apple.com/macosx/guidedtour/ it takes you through some of the cool new features. My favourite one has to be spaces, having "multiple" desktops in one, especially for a laptop user is brilliant
- James Spencer / Developer & Support / Hull, UK
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- Brad Baker
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See what I use:
osx.iusethis.com/user/xyzulu
Have you added Joomla! to your own profile yet: osx.iusethis.com/app/joomla ? - Last Edit: 16 years 10 months ago by Brad Baker.
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- Dan L
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If I have a local server running on my laptop (JSAS), how can I browse to the "sites" within?
On Windows I just go http://laptop:85/joomla but this does not work on the Mac. ??? - Toolbox Digital | Dribbble | Forrst
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- James Spencer
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- With Mamp, I just go to http://localhost:8888
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- Dan L
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James S! wrote:
With Mamp, I just go to http://localhost:8888
Yeah but I need to access my JSAS server running over the network, 'cause I won't always be running from my Mac. - Toolbox Digital | Dribbble | Forrst
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- James Spencer
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- On my laptop, I could access my localhost from another laptop on my network, by going to the internal IP such as 192.168.1.4:85 or something similar.
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- Dan L
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The IP works, however it's not static between home and the office network; also I'll have to reconfigure all the JSAS site configs to make it work...
Just seems that the Windows network names are not resolved, as it doesn't work in Vista & XP which I have installed on the Mac, basically the same problem.
I don't know enough about the networking side of things to fix it... - Toolbox Digital | Dribbble | Forrst
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