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Mac OS X Secrets of the Elite

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the for-the-advanced-users dept.

anti-drew writes "Stepwise has posted a list of fantastic secrets in MacOS X, which reveals all of the hidden features that you just knew were lurking in there, including preferences you can set from the command line to make everything 10% faster, and extensive class libraries and undocumented Objective C APIs that take all the work out of coding. Literally. Check it out!"

5 of 132 comments (clear)

  1. Re:I hate calculus! by mini+me · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    The story was posted at 12:01.
    April fools is over!

  2. notice how the FP are down now? by josquint · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    .. with now AC posting trolling goes down exponentially..

    except ppl like me who have gobs of karma and have the urge to do a FP :)
    (at least the 'no score +1 bonus' is still available)

  3. Why does Slashdot Lie to us? by athome1 · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Slashdot is filtering internationnal news and is censuring a lot of news from the foreign. We have revealed news dealing about several work out. Today, any vitals informations wasn t revealed, that's why we think that Slashdot had lost independance. A developement squad work since ,more than one year, on a aol client project. The working client GPL first realease was revealed in may 2000. The first connection tries under linux were decisives, and lot of people passed a bill the project. Today, the peng for aol code client is tottally stable. Peng uses, in order to connect, tun/tap & ppp from kernel 2.4 supported by all linux distributions peripherals fonctionnality About 10 000 persons in Europe use this software, is a figure which amounts to the double of the previous version. So Aol is avaible under Linux.
    http://www.pengaol.org

  4. Aqua themed Slashwidgets by carlhirsch · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    Very nice "lickable" image components up there, guys.

    --
    . We've got computers, we're tapping phone lines, you know that ain't allowed - Talking Heads, "Life During Wartime"
  5. Aaaggh! WTF! by Pxtl · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    What the hell did they do to the slashdot logo and title bars? Please tell me it doesn't always do this for mac articles and I just didn't notice.