Posts by ontheinside

Quote: Originally Posted by infinitespecter Soooo glad that I didn't cancel my Vaio order. These updates are a joke. Totally agree. The performance improvement is very small for the length of time we've waited for these. I appreciate...

I love it when people start talking about something they obviously have no clue about. Core Animation has nothing to do with hardware acceleration of video. It can utilise the GPU but it's for user interface animation. OpenCL also...

Quote: Originally Posted by cvaldes1831 The 45-nanometer CPUs have been around for 7 months. Apple has clearly been waiting for the die shrink to 32-nanometers. The 45-nanometer parts were an interim step, not really advantageous,...

Quote: Originally Posted by minderbinder Thank goodness this is finally cleared up (although we really knew yesterday with the story from Spain, although MR totally didn't report about the installation). Maybe now all the douchebags...

and 10A433 is the GM of Snow Leopard Server. It was released to Apple partners on Monday.

Uh oh... that version.plist file needs to get removed from this article quick-smart before the author looks any more of a fool. It's a pointless file from an application. The important file...

Quote: Originally Posted by ryanplusplus My understanding is that it has not been pulled. QuickTime 7.x is just there so that people with old QT Pro licenses will be able to continue using them. Is that necessary though? There is no...

I think I missed the story where it was revealed that Apple pulled QuickTime X from Snow Leopard. I'm only running 10A421a and QuickTime X is in that. Can we have some comment on why QuickTime X has suddenly been replaced with...

That icon appeared a while back. It is NOT new for the GM. Pointless part of this article. It definitely appeared with 10A425. I cannot recall if it was there in the 10A411 as I have erased my memory of obsolete prerelease builds.

Ladies... some of you have got it right... it's 64-bit EFI that's the key thing to enable access to the 64-bit kernel. Here's how you can tell if yours has it by running the following command: ioreg -p IODeviceTree -w0 -l | grep...