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Joe Don Baker posted:I had not even heard of MplayerX. I just used VLC because I know that it's gimmick is 'it plays everything.' I'll give that a shot. Thanks! VLC plays some things better, MPlayerX plays others better. I keep both around.
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Has someone come up with a utility that sorts your programs in the Launchpad alphabetically for you/lets you edit the folders with a saner interface. As designed the Launchpad is pretty loving useless but it would be nice if you could have it autosort.
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Feb 12, 2012 06:27
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Two things: * The new Growl isn't supposed to have update notifications, right? Well, I built it from source, uninstalled the old one, and installed the new one, so now I'm running 1.3, but I still occasionally see the notice telling me Growl's been updated. What's going on here, and how can I fix it? * I'm experiencing periodic lockups (maybe once every day or two). I don't get the black screen telling me I need to turn off the computer, but either the computer will not wake up from sleep, or it will just freeze in the middle of me doing something and be completely unresponsive to any mouse or keyboard input (if I have any sort of sound playing it will also make an incredibly annoying skipping sound till I cut the power). What log can I be looking at to diagnose this problem? Am I even going to find anything? It's not really a typical kernel panic if I'm not seeing the screen, I guess.
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Mar 2, 2012 14:09
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Pretty much the only halfway illuminating thing I can find in the logs before it locked up most recently was a bunch of noise from iTunes and usbmuxd so perhaps that's what's causing my system instability.
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Mar 3, 2012 06:18
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Is there any reliable way of identifying non-standard kernel extensions or anything? I'd like to clean out the cruft in my system without necessarily reinstalling.
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Mar 6, 2012 05:00
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Choadmaster posted:Holy gently caress, why is Evernote so highly recommended everywhere I look? I just tried it and it's a total loving disaster. I'll list my issues here so at least some people get a chance to hear it may not be as awesome as reviews tend to say. I don't use it to write notes, really, but I love the clipping functionality.
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Mar 9, 2012 04:20
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priznat posted:What's the best Python development environment on OSX? Xcode + use PDB for debugging? You get all the classic Unix text editors if you want them.
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Mar 11, 2012 18:14
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chupacabraTERROR posted:I'm pretty new to macs and I'm trying to understand the logic behind the way OSX handles the full-screen button when you have more than 1 monitor. I have 2 monitors, and I frequently used to full-screen a movie on the left, while doing other things on the right monitor. With Lion apparently that's not possible, because when I full screen a movie, the other screen will only show me this canvas-looking screen. I have to exit full screen to get use of the 2nd monitor. This seems a little ridiculous given how hard they're pushing those thunderbolt secondary monitors for their laptops. If you use the fullscreen function of VLC or MplayerX (hit apple-f) they will still let you use the other monitor, but the canvas thing is still dumb.
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Mar 11, 2012 18:17
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Sab669 posted:Yea, further looking into it I see that You can set up Wine through Macports and then it's just a matter of issuing wine path/to/executable.exe from the terminal. But it might be a lot to ask of your employee to do that.
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Mar 13, 2012 04:13
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vikingstrike posted:On your machine you could use Wine Bottler and test it out first. If it works, you'll have a .app you can share with the stipulation shell need X11 installed. Like others said though, ActiveX may screw it all up. Doesn't X come with the OS out of the box?
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Mar 14, 2012 01:53
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Tarq posted:I am so sick of Outlook 2011. Thunderbird with Lightning will pretty much emulate the Outlook functionality.
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