I don't know which version of OS X your using, but in the Applications folder there should be a Utilities folder. There you can find the Disk Utility which lets you delete, create and format...
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I don't know which version of OS X your using, but in the Applications folder there should be a Utilities folder. There you can find the Disk Utility which lets you delete, create and format...
OK so in trying to solve a problem I introduced a new one, so let me start from the beginning.
I have a MacBookPro1,1 running Ubuntu 10.04, I'm aware of the Apple users forum but I believe this is...
@loldrup for me the option is called "Get notified by SMS or email if a new computer or mobile device logs into your account." but that was already set to off.
What did it for me was logging out...
Ow, Kerry, dude, you remade the Apple logo from scratch? No need to:
What I did for all 3 logos was Google for the biggest possible image with the logo in high contrast (I found them all black on...
XD that gave me a good chuckle, thanks!
Thanks Newfoundlander :) you seem to know what you're talking about given your website.
Robert, you have a lot of fantasy recognizing a Santa in there o.O
Also, how do I name it?
UbindOS X?
Lucid Leopard XP?
Applindows?
Every little helps
<"Apple Computer, Inc.">
<"MacBookPro1,1">
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PixelsPerScanLine: 1472
HorizontalResolution: 1440
VerticalResolution: 900
As you should be able to see to the left as my avatar I made this hybrid logo combining the Apple, Windows and Ubuntu logos (as I have a triple-boot setup).
I really just felt like sharing it and...
I also just wanna express my thanks, specifically to SwedishWings. I'm using your daemon on a MacBookPro1,1 (an oldie indeed) running Lucid and even before the login-screen was there I could hear the...
I don't really get what your "conclusion" is either. I will say this, I think you or anyone still reading after the above might be interested:
I have a MacBook Pro with Mac OS X Snow Leopard,...
I have this happen under Mac OS X sometimes, if you put the jack not all the way in, a connection is made that triggers a "this must be an optical wire"-handler which produces the red light. And...
Thanks for this tutorial, I too run into Grub 2 trouble after updating my Ubuntu (even when I deselect the new kernel, which seemed to cause the problem at first).
I need a little help figuring...