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Originally Posted by Tallest Skil
Even more people that hate it for no reason.
No, no, if you have ever had to support OS X server, you'd know there are very good reasons to hate it.
OS X client is quite respectable in a business setting. Any IT worker with any talent at all should be able to support it just fine.
OS X server is another story, and is quite a mess. It has been losing...
We have an office of about 30 folks plus big groups of visitors for meetings. I have 2 Airport Extremes to cover wireless. They are one of the least problematic devices I've seen. I've not had a single problem out of...
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Originally Posted by backtomac
I'm conflicted as to whether I should move from SL server to LIon server. There doesn't seem to be much advantage.
But I'm glad to see ML server. Apple's commitment to OSX server...
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Originally Posted by Relic
Not speaking for the person who posted this but if I wanted simple little apps I would use iOS. OSX is a desktop OS, not a mobile. My biggest fear is that Apple will eventually close...
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Originally Posted by mstone
Apparently I did not state my questions clearly enough since I got basically the same response several times none of which answered my question and yes I read the article....
Gatekeeper is an extension of the quarantine process Apple already uses on downloaded apps. All apps that have already passed the quarantine prior to installing ML will pass Gatekeeper. Also, as a manual way around...
Safari and specifically playing videos in Safari were very unstable in DP2 for me. I also had many system hangs in DP2 as well. Of course all that is to be expected with pre-release software.
Xcode 4 is shaping up to be a very nice IDE. LLVM and CLANG have made a huge difference. It is great to see how fast things are progressing now that Apple has moved away from GCC. I'm hopeful that debugging will greatly improve with...