their was to much dislike of the idea so they canned it.
Anyway who would have cared, it was meant to be an uncredited non-talking role. It was even rumoured they were going to die in some big battle scene, now that would have been worth seeing
As a point, both of these devices offer the capability to move data files as well
while you may not sync your music that often (and I probablly wouldn't, If I owned a mac and an ipod). The speed difference would really come in to its own when using it to transfer data.
If ive backed a few files up to it I want them off the disc as quick as I can so I can use them.
Also I have heard of hacks (im not even sure how big a hack) to use the ipod as a boot device. Try that over USB
Andrew Milne
This comment posted by a person who doesnt own a mac and has never used one more than to have a look in a shop.
Do you really need to have all your apps in the path at all.
I mean Their are hundreds of apps that are installed that I (you?) will never use. I dont really need them in my path as long as their is a logical place to find them.
So if I have a good directory organisation, and then only add to my path the apps I really want to use a lot/quicklly (ll, vi, emacs, nedit, aCC, perl etc).
The rest I can just refer to by full path. Its not much harder to type/usr/sbin/swlist.
Stupidlly complicated sugestion update the shell to add any command you run to the path and keep it their until its been unused for a week. So first time I enter/usr/sbin/swlist. After that if I keep using it its just swlist.
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No its not,
their was to much dislike of the idea so they canned it.
Anyway who would have cared, it was meant to be an uncredited non-talking role. It was even rumoured they were going to die in some big battle scene, now that would have been worth seeing
As a point, both of these devices offer the capability to move data files as well
while you may not sync your music that often (and I probablly wouldn't, If I owned a mac and an ipod). The speed difference would really come in to its own when using it to transfer data.
If ive backed a few files up to it I want them off the disc as quick as I can so I can use them.
Also I have heard of hacks (im not even sure how big a hack) to use the ipod as a boot device. Try that over USB
Andrew Milne
This comment posted by a person who doesnt own a mac and has never used one more than to have a look in a shop.
Please note the phrase STUPIDLY COMPLICATED.
It wasnt meant to be a serious suggestion
What happened to the art of sarcasm without the overuse of smileys. It died.
Andrew Milne
Do you really need to have all your apps in the path at all.
/usr/sbin/swlist.
/usr/sbin/swlist. After that if I keep using it its just swlist.
I mean Their are hundreds of apps that are installed that I (you?) will never use. I dont really need them in my path as long as their is a logical place to find them.
So if I have a good directory organisation, and then only add to my path the apps I really want to use a lot/quicklly (ll, vi, emacs, nedit, aCC, perl etc).
The rest I can just refer to by full path. Its not much harder to type
Stupidlly complicated sugestion update the shell to add any command you run to the path and keep it their until its been unused for a week. So first time I enter
Andrew