Low End Mac Archive

May 17 in Low End Mac History

May 16 - May 18

2001

• On the Web: Take one, Matthew Urban, Matt's Mac. Choices when working with images: final quality, file type, tools, and more.
• Mac-friendly news sites, Jeff Adkins, Mac Lab Report. Where in the Web will you find good news, good science coverage, and good Mac compatibility?

2002

• Educational computing done wrong, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive. Poorly maintained and rarely updated computers undermine their use as educational tools.
• Is Apple's insider selling market driven?, Tim Nash, Taking Back the Market. Why are so many Apple executives unloading AAPL stock these days?
• Learning Linux on a PC?, Dirk Pilat, Down But Not Out. Why in the world is Dirk running Linux on an ugly beige Pentium box?
• Intrigo Lapstation, Easy-Plug Easy-Go notebook drives, new notebook cases, and more, Charles Moore. Backup and hard drive price reductions, new iPod case and laptop bags, lapstations, and bargain 'Books.

2004

• Pismo CPU upgrades, Mac OS versions, and printers; WallStreet troubles with OS X, and more, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings. Several Pismo issues, solving WallStreet problems, deals the Apple retail stores, and PowerBooks as DVD players.

2006

• 13" MacBook introduced, 15" MacBook Pro speed bump, The 'Book Review. The iBook replacement has a 13.3" widescreen display, 1.83 and 2.0 GHz Core Duo processors, extended desktop, sudden motion sensors, iSight, Front Row with remote, and much more.
• MacBook glossy screen problems, Classic option for Intel Macs, and more on replacing Home Page, Dan Knight, Low End Mac Mailbag. Reader unconvinced a glossy laptop screen is a good idea, SheepShaver PowerPC emulator puts Classic on Macintel, more thoughts on WYSIWYG HTML editors, and eMac CPU upgrade possibilities.
• X11: Your window for using Unix apps on the Mac, Leaman Crews, Plays Well with Others. Mac OS X is a Unix variant. X11 is the tool that lets you access Unix applications using a graphical interface with mouse support.

2007

• World's fastest G3, Core Image unsupported in most G4 Macs, and other thoughts on OS X 10.5, Dan Knight, Low End Mac Mailbag. Where a 1.1 GHz G3 really rocks, too many G3 Macs in use to drop them with Leopard, and whether Core Image might be the technology that determines which Macs can't run OS X 10.5.

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