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Tag Archives: os x
Apple previews Mac OS X Lion
Brush up on your Mac OS X Lion before it gets released this summer by heading over to the Apple website and reading about some of the new and improved aspects of your next Mac OS. The next version of … Continue reading
More flares in space
What was the most overlooked new development at yesterday’s WWDC official announcement of OS X Snow Leopard? WHY, THE NEW DEFAULT WALLPAPER, OF COURSE! Now space is flaring from all directions rather than from one central point. Yah yah yah … Continue reading
The suck minimize effect in Mac OS X Leopard
I’ve been fooling around with MacPilot for the past couple of days and I’ve come to realize that Unix-based operating systems (like OS X) are incredibly powerful and customizable and that they’re dumbed down by default to accommodate the average … Continue reading