Mac OS X: Putting displays to sleep with Dockables
Friday, September 28th, 2007 • 3:31 pmA simple utility that puts displays to sleep without putting the entire machine to sleep.
A simple utility that puts displays to sleep without putting the entire machine to sleep.
When marketing considerations supersede intuitiveness.
Crappy electronics.
A Finder design flaw reveals a bug.
A new bug in iPhoto 7.0 causes unexplained CPU activity.
An awesome excerpt from Prince’s last concert at the O2 Arena in London available through his official web site.
Unmute fails to unmute the port used for sound effects and alerts.
A change that will take some getting used to, for people who like to use tabs in their bullets or numbered lists.
No more pseudo-thinness with grey borders.
A fix to make text much easier to read when invisibles are shown.
A pretty dumb new feature in Pages 3.0.
An on-going problem with Safari 2.0 (and 3.0) when it comes rendering pages in a timely and user-friendly fashion.
Finally some progress on the Office installation front, but I doubt that bilingual Canadian users will enjoy similar relief.
The mouse pointer icon keeps changing to this vertical separator adjustment tool icon, for no apparent reason.
The way Pages 3.0 handles RTF documents could be better.