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Mac OS X Tiger book
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Try Borders or Barnes and Noble. When I was looking they had either hardcore advanced books or, and mostly, simplistic ones for Tiger. I was sorely disappointed.
It makes sense though if you think about it. OS X is an extremely powerful OS with an extremely simplistic UI. You get the best of both worlds and unfortunately, no one has written a book that really encompasses the power of the unix core with the simplicity and power of the UI (hotkeys, hacks, etc.), at least not that I'm aware of.
It makes sense though if you think about it. OS X is an extremely powerful OS with an extremely simplistic UI. You get the best of both worlds and unfortunately, no one has written a book that really encompasses the power of the unix core with the simplicity and power of the UI (hotkeys, hacks, etc.), at least not that I'm aware of.