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Mac OS X 10.1.5 Update Available

krugdm writes "The Mac OS X 10.1.5 update which was hinted at in the MS Office update changelog is now available through Software Update. From the updater: 'Update 10.1.5 delivers enhancements which improve the reliability of Mac OS X applications, delivers improved networking, security, support for PC Card serial communication devices, and expanded peripheral device support.'"

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  1. Kernel Panic for DoubleCommand users !! by tarkin · · Score: 5, Informative

    All powerbook users that use DoubleCommand to turn the useless second enter key into another beware ! 10.1.5 crashes at boot time due to DoubleCommand.

    Delete the folder in your Library/Startup Items folder !!

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    blaah !
  2. Unsanity hack to enable Quartz AA. by teridon · · Score: 5, Informative

    At the risk of perpetuating advertising for Unsanity... today I received this email from Unsanity (I use several of their "haxies"):

    Dear friends,

    When we saw MacOS X 10.1.5 out this morning, we got all excited about the ability of Carbon applications to use the native Quartz text rendering for ultra-smooth, antialiased text display. In order to take advantage of this feature, however, every Carbon application needs to be updated .

    "That's not fair" - we thought, so we sat down and wrote a small freeware haxie, called Silk (smooth as silk, get the feeling?). Silk enables the Quartz text rendering and smoothing introduced in Mac OS X 10.1.5 for all Carbon applications. This means antialiased text in Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla, and many others. And if it doesn't look right in some application, you can add it to the Exclude list to get it to the way it looked before.

    So, grab it now:

    http://download.unsanity.com/silk-10.sit

    More information and some pretty screenshots:

    http://www.haxies.com/silk/

    Thank you for your support and participation!

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    I hold it, that a little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing. -- Thomas Jefferson