hansvonaxion
Well-Known Member
Yours is older, more cycles but has higher capacity.
I demand a refund! Or perhaps a recount?
I demand a refund! Or perhaps a recount?
Moar cycles may mean less deep cycles, hence less damage.
It would be beyond idiotic. I don't want .pkgs or AppStore for everything.
It would certainly put a stop to most software pirates, allow the industry to outsource distribution and get rid of logistics. Apple is moving towards streaming/downloading everything anyway (e.g. their stance on Blu-ray), so even downloading large software packages may be on the horizon. I also agree on the advantages of unified update management - mostly because it exists, in a rudimentary form, in OS X and I miss it badly every time I go near a Windows XP machine.I think no one really wants it apart from the software industry
You could get it from the AppStore and remove it from your computer later if you don't like it.However, I still can't fathom that Apple would alienate its customers by blocking .dmgs - if I couldn't try out a new piece of software every now and then, such as coconutBattery just today, I'd be more than annoyed.
But the developer would have to comply to higher standards, hence loads of apps wouldn't be available anymore. For instance, I used to use RKLauncher (a dock for Windows XP) before I got my Mac. IIRC, it was forever in beta mode, but even the nightly builds were stable or at least stable enough for my liking. I don't think the developer would have had much luck getting them into any kind of AppStore.You could get it from the AppStore and remove it from your computer later if you don't like it.
Something different:
My OS (fairly new install) seems to have a problem displaying various icons..
https://pic.armedcats.net/p/po/polly/2010/11/08/Bildschirmfoto_2010-11-08_um_12.45.10.png
Anybody got an idea what's that about?
Edit: Nevermind, simple reboot did the trick, durr.
sudo killall -1 Finder
But the developer would have to comply to higher standards, hence loads of apps wouldn't be available anymore. For instance, I used to use RKLauncher (a dock for Windows XP) before I got my Mac. IIRC, it was forever in beta mode, but even the nightly builds were stable or at least stable enough for my liking. I don't think the developer would have had much luck getting them into any kind of AppStore.
I've messed my iTunes logo up trying to get the original green one back, now I have .incs preview image. Nothing I can do will restore it, including reinstalling iTunes. What's wrong?
It could be. Why are you using a beta? Snow Leopard costs ?25.00.