The information comes directly form Jonathan Schwartz, Sun Microsystems CEO. I hope am sure [en:Steve_Jobs|Steve] will not be angry for this: the WWDCis the next week… and [en:Jonathan_Schwartz|Schwartz] has revealed one of the BIGGEST FEATURES!!! Anyway, GREAT NEWS! Leopard is gonna be the BEST [en:Operating_System|OS] for Desktops in the World. Source: TUAW and Mac Rumors. Edit: Thanks alhandra for the hint about “hungry” and “angry” :P .
I’m looking these 2 videos about the Chat between [en:Steve_Jobs|S. Jobs] and [en:Bill_Gates|B. Gates] at All Things Digital 2007. Actually I finished this: And on my way to see the most interesting one: ...
Because I can’t resist to try to understand… when my great friend try something ;) . Here you can see the original version of two images: London - Regent’s Street - Apple Store (made by me during my second trip at London for the Assesment Day of Symbian) Gulls (by National Geographics) And, after the jump, the [en:HDR]ed version. ...
+ + vacuum BRRRRRUUUUUUUUUMMMMM! Anyone that use Mail.app (the “official” mail client on [en:Mac OS X]) knows that the greater mailboxes become, the slower Mail.app goes. I don’t know how many email I have, but the oldest is from the 2002 (I have cutted older because they became useless). Today, I found an interesting link on TUAW: A faster way to speed up Mail.app on Hawk Wings. Starting from that tips, I have expanded it to vacuum every table in the SQLite3 database used from Mail.app to index our emails. Continue to see the mini-howto. ...
Today, after finishing of the URL-game of xmau (I have jumped the 42 because… I don’t know how to make THE QUESTION: I have found the credits casually! ;) ), I have decided to come back to life. And, on TUAW, I found this: VMWare release the beta 2 of Fusion, the [en:Mac_OS_X|MacOSX] version of VMWare Virtualization System. The biggest news is the availability of the native 3D-Support of DirectX for virtualized [en:Windows] installations. Here the Release Notes.
Are you curious about “how to make icons for Mac”? I’m. And TUAW have something for someone interested in the same thing. A few weeks ago, Matthew Cone showed us how Macinstruct’s beautiful icons, courtesy of the talented Gary Gehiere, came to be (http://www.macinstruct.com/node/40). In that article, you were shown the beginning stages of icon design – how the meaning of an idea is distilled down to a few carefully placed pixels. The end result, of course, is seen here - on Macinstruct - in the icons scattered throughout the website. ...
And… seems to be a nice meeting. ;) After a lot of development, the comunity surrounding the project realeases last stable version 1.2.3.1 of Mono. What about [en:Mac_OS_X|Mac OS X]? Here is a dedicated page on the official wiki of Mono. And, in particular, I’m happy to highlight a tutorial/howto about XCode and Mono integration: CSharpPlugin. I know that [en:Mono_(software)|Mono] is the open-source implementation of [en:.NET_Framework|.Net] (started by [en:Novell]), and that I hate [en:Microsoft|M$], but… I can’t hate a framework. It’s like to hate the [en:Plutonium] because we make the [en:Atomic_Bomb] with it! ;) ...
TUAW today highlights this new Tutorial about Cocoa: Learn Cocoa (part II). Some people on TUAW say that: … there wasn’t actually any coding involved… But it was about the first part, that is “introductive”. In this second part seems that things are changing. I haven’t readed yet to give a valutation; but I’ll do… I promise. Stay tuned.
ROTFL Source, EntreGeeks.
Absolutelly the BEST! No Way! :D :D :D :D :D