Anyway, on a completely different note, I have tremendous respect for that can do- will do attitude when it comes to pulling workarounds when it comes to technology
been there-done that, esp when I was a budget constrained student.....
However, I find it increasingly difficult to spend time to such pursuits these days though (with notable exceptions like my latest carputer build)
Anyway, the tangential story apart, I somehow feel that the beauty of OS X (that lies in the fact that it simply works) is lost when you embark on a project like the osx86 , i.e. running OS X on non apple- non TPM hardware
With non apple harware without a TPM, there will be some or the other niggles here & there... a missing driver, some API call conflicts, maybe a few IRQ conflicts.....a nag here or there...and that kills the very reason OS X users love it for
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I am pretty sure that an official SDK for the iPhone has been in the works ever since the beginning. They just wanted to keep it a surprise and only announce it (with a huge event or something) when it was finished. But the pressure from the hackers and customers mounted so much that the iPhone's reputation was taking a hit. So Steve decided to let people know that it is in the works and is coming soon.alsiladka said:Man, poor AT&T network, its gonna come down so quickly now. Damn the 3rd party apps. Uhh Mr.Job, why the sudden turnaround?
Although the move is excellant, but why the hell so late? Didnt they trust their product to do well without it, or rather as they had though it would?
@superczariMav said:ya well its just blah blah an excuse to try and convince a lot of ppl who tried os x on non apple machines and decided to turn away form purchasing an apple product at the same time i do agree that os x is tuned for specific hardware much like dell or hp who a lot of times tune hardware drivers to suit their machines but im not saying that os x is faulty at the core (my level computer knowledge forbids me from doing so) however i can comment on what the os x has to offer and the way it works and that will not change whether i use an apple machine or a normal pc which basically is from the same hardware and using it on my machine i can try out almost every apple software out there ya iv even dwnldd the crappy iwork 08
aryayush said:I am pretty sure that an official SDK for the iPhone has been in the works ever since the beginning. They just wanted to keep it a surprise and only announce it (with a huge event or something) when it was finished. But the pressure from the hackers and customers mounted so much that the iPhone's reputation was taking a hit. So Steve decided to let people know that it is in the works and is coming soon.
"We don't want AT&T's west cost network to go down due to some application"
aryayush said:I am pretty sure that an official SDK for the iPhone has been in the works ever since the beginning. They just wanted to keep it a surprise and only announce it (with a huge event or something) when it was finished. But the pressure from the hackers and customers mounted so much that the iPhone's reputation was taking a hit. So Steve decided to let people know that it is in the works and is coming soon.
Basically, they are forced to stick with Windows for one reason or the other and therefore,
Can't change the colour theme, Icon font, menubar colour....
What are we eight? It would be a different story if the whole thing looked ugly, but if the design elements are carefully selected then why would I want to change them? Of course, in your case, you like things ugly, that's why you need the menubar to be changed to a hideous blue and the apple button to a painful green....colour theme, Icon font, menubar colour
superczar said:thats' thanks to your ignorance...
Actually root access on terminal in OS X give you a far more logical and granular level of control on OS X than the layered access in windows can ever give....
It's just that it's not dummies friendly and it requires good knowledge of OS X internals to tweak your way around on a Mac
aryayush said:Let me tell you this, Leopard looks far sexier then Vista can ever hope to.
aryayush said:Let me guess, you did not get to use Safari and the iPod did not have a lot of properly tagged music (with album art) on it.
aryayush said:Let me tell you this, Leopard looks far sexier then Vista can ever hope to.