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Comic Life Magiq – from plasq
The plasq team releases Comic Life Magiq, an entire reworking of Comic Life with more cowbell!
Posted in Links Also tagged applications, comic life, comic life magiq, mac-os-x, macintosh, plasq, software Leave a comment
Leopard’s Spotlight window isn’t as good as Tiger’s was
I do not like Leopard's "show all" Spotlight window. I liked Tiger's though.
Posted in Notes Also tagged apple, chris-fehnel, mac-os-x, macintosh, screenshots, skitch, tiger, usability 30 Comments
Safari 3 on Leopard is almost as good as Camino
Kicking the tires on the latest build of Apple's browser has been fairly enjoyable so far. But there is just one more thing that I'd like to see.
Location, location, location
Something that I had hoped Leopard would address remains unattended to. The ability to save per-location preferences.
A few tips before installing Leopard
Use my experience in installing Leopard on my wife's iBook to help make your installation process much easier. Hopefully.
Leopard wish list – Part four: Finder
The fourth part in the Leopard wish list series dealing with some improvements I'd like to see in the Finder.
Leopard wish list – Part three: iChat
Next to Mail and Safari, iChat is probably the application I have open the most. For an application that I use throughout the day, I have a hard time finding fault with it. But I can try...
Posted in Notes Also tagged adium, aim, apple, audio-hijack-pro, buddy-list, finder, garageband, ichat, imovie, iphoto, itunes, mac-os-x, macintosh, mail, osx, safari, soundflower, spotlight, wish-list 10 Comments
Leopard wish list – Part two: Mail
Mail is one of the most used applications on the Mac OS. As such it sometimes is subject to more scrutiny than other applications. I take a light-approach with this wish list, though some of the up-coming features of Leopard Mail do not look enticing to me.
How I’m using Spaces on Mac OS X