My Macbook Pro has always dimmed even though the energy settings preferences wasn't checked. Whenever I reboot, I go in and check/uncheck it again and it works until the next reboot.
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OS X 10.4.10 Released
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My Macbook Pro has always dimmed even though the energy settings preferences wasn't checked. Whenever I reboot, I go in and check/uncheck it again and it works until the next reboot.
Okay so I dont want to sound like a Noobie... But I read a while back before the SR chips shipped out in the MBP units the 10.4.10 update would contain support for the SR... Has anyone noticed performance increase at all with the SR? Also are people having Kernal problems after the update?
I think it did. On Power PC it was around 22Mb, on intel around 50Mb and specifically on SR someone said before it was around 80Mb; so some things must have been different.
Was this here before?
It's part of the Safari 3 Beta. Don't see it on my Safari 2 install.
Yes, but won't it be more enjoyable reading all the threads on here with pictures of iPhones with cracked/shattered glass fronts next month instead of enjoying a new OS?
well look at this logic, if leopard was released on schedule and we got it this month it would of been what the beta is, so go an undisclosed website and get an undisclosed file and receive another undisclosed file and get what should of been ours this month... being that you will actually BUY it in oct
So Apple has gotten better at mounting things, is using better protection, and its voyeur capabilities have been enhanced? Noted.
Will the Intel Version ever compare to the PPC version with size? Why is the Intel Version always larger?
im new to mac so...
when leopard comes out, can you just instal it through software update, or is a separate disk necessary?
thanks
when leopard comes out, can you just instal it through software update, or is a separate disk necessary?
thanks
Since Leopard is a separate product, you'll need to order it either online or through a retail location like a local Apple Store. The box will include one or more install disks that you'll use to upgrade your Mac to Leopard.
You need to buy a separate disk. Apple hasn't distributed new major versions of the OS online before.
I am sure this has been asked a lot before - Apologies
Should I install the 'patch' or the 'combo'?
Should I install the 'patch' or the 'combo'?
So Apple has gotten better at mounting things, is using better protection, and its voyeur capabilities have been enhanced? Noted.
That was beautiful good sir!
So Apple has gotten better at mounting things, is using better protection, and its voyeur capabilities have been enhanced? Noted.
maybe apple is getting ready to f**k vista, and doesnt want to get any of those nasty viruses... windows the dirty whore of operating systems
Thumb drives are set by Windows to be "write immediate" devices. It doesn't cache read/write operations and execute them later like it may with a hard drive. So as long as you've closed all apps and aren't doing any file copies or opening folders on the drive, things should be fine.
There's no reason OSX can't do this.