Love my Quicksilver!

[sawpits]

Browsing in TenFourFox 31 and music from Google Play as an app (courtesy of Fluid).

Have you posted about how you did that?

EDIT: I see that you have posted later in the thread that this is no longer possible on a PowerPC.

 

[eyoungren]

Have you posted about how you did that?

EDIT: I see that you have posted later in the thread that this is no longer possible on a PowerPC.

Yeah, it broke about a year or so ago.

Fluid lets you make apps based off websites and I had one made for Google Play Music. I have never figured out what broke this, but the Fluid app loads to an absolutely blank page.

It is the same with every browser I try on PowerPC Macs. It is the same with Safari and Firefox on my Snow Leopard MBP.

BUT!!! Strangely enough, I can use the Chrome Browser (the last 32 bit version for SL) and it works!

I have taken to just streaming my music from my iPad's Google Music app to my Macs using AirServer.

 

[Dronecatcher]

Plus Pollock and Duchamp if I'm not mistaken

 

[eyoungren]

Plus Pollock and Duchamp if I'm not mistaken

Well…the art on the wall is more my wife's influence.

The living room was hers before my Mac intruded. But I can claim the back of my old 17" LCD on the wall!

I do like Jackson Pollack though, but it drives my wife NUTS when I refer to Kandinsky's painting as that "painting with the little circle things."

Yeah, I can get into some trouble when I ask her how hard it is to paint circles and why is this Kandinsky person famous for it.

Oh! That ledge up there is referred to as an "Arizona dust catcher" because no one in Arizona ever puts anything up there so all it collects is dust. Well, we're from California and my wife didn't get that memo.

 

[pochopsp]

BUT!!! Strangely enough, I can use the Chrome Browser (the last 32 bit version for SL) and it works!

It is not strange... Google Chrome is the Google browser, Google music is the Google music service... there are a lot of things that work only on Google Chrome...

 

[Dronecatcher]

Yeah, I can get into some trouble when I ask her how hard it is to paint circles and why is this Kandinsky person famous for it.

I think I used to face that argument everyday when I was doing Fine Art years ago - people tend to accept abstract work when they know you can actually paint "proper" pictures as well