Thread: Mac Leopard

should be getting it next week. excited!

Originally Posted by Bandit

With Spaces, can you tell it to put certain applications on all work spaces no matter which one you switch to?

Yup. Just click on the far right column that shows which Space you've chosen, and you can select "Every Space."

EDIT: Removed pic.

Yes sir!

LOL....true. I just wanted him to get a taste of it, but I figured the arrows next to Space 1 would indicate the option.

Your picture shows it. My apologies.

Originally Posted by King Taco

LOL....true. I just wanted him to get a taste of it, but I figured the arrows next to Space 1 would indicate the option.

Your picture shows it. My apologies.

LOL. No apologies needed. I was kinda' wondering if I was missing something in your pic.

Originally Posted by Unfiltered

Yup. Just click on the far right column that shows which Space you've chosen, and you can select "Every Space."

Cool, Picked up a copy tonight. Just started playing with it. Seems pretty sweet so far, though cover flow doesn't understand all my pr0n!

I wish there was a keyboard shortcut for this (the workspaces thing) rather than having to open up the preferences, since sometimes you might want an app everywhere, but not always. Still, I'm glad they finally included this feature since it's been a part of unix window managers for years. Now I don't have to use desktop manager anymore.

Tomorrow:

RAM Upgrade in Laptop to 2GB
RAM Upgrade in Kids Quicksilver to GB
iPod Repair (Broken Button)
Purchase Leopard

Monday - Backup Laptop, install Leopard.

So installed it on Thursday night in my G4 iBook...well my computer froze and is running real slow...time to take it in to the mac store. Luckily all papers were saved so if they have to do a wipe and install...no worries.

I knew something like this would happen to me

Originally Posted by spjon25

So installed it on Thursday night in my G4 iBook...well my computer froze and is running real slow...time to take it in to the mac store. Luckily all papers were saved so if they have to do a wipe and install...no worries.

I knew something like this would happen to me

How fast (or slow) is your iBook? Apple has a very low processor requirement. They're notorious for not asking "too much" from the user, but the lowest requirement has always been too slow.

Do a clean install yourself. It's not worth a trip to mall. (Though, maybe you can get a new Mac while you're there.