Umm this is really starting to annoy me. I'm waiting for indexing to finish but I can't understand why that would be the reason for this problem:
I Cloned my computer to my external drive, Erase and Installed Tiger. But Migration Assistant doesn't see anything on the drive! WTF why not!! I'm waiting to see if it will when indexing is done (can I cancel that? I wont' need it anyway, and I hope it dynamically updates since I'm deleting ALL that stuff once it's on my computer again.)
Under 10.3.9 EVERYTHING was VERY fast on my Mini, but Tiger has made it as slow or slower than my Athalon 1800/384mb windows box...I did an upgrade so I wonder would a clean tiger install help at all or should I go back to 10.3.9?
Under 10.3.9 EVERYTHING was VERY fast on my Mini, but Tiger has made it as slow or slower than my Athalon 1800/384mb windows box...I did an upgrade so I wonder would a clean tiger install help at all or should I go back to 10.3.9?
I did a clean install and everything was faster but is now lagging a little under 10.4.1.
So it either warns you and opens them, or doesn't warn you and doesn't open them? Sounds retarded. Should either warn and not open, or open and not warn. Or something.
So it either warns you and opens them, or doesn't warn you and doesn't open them? Sounds retarded. Should either warn and not open, or open and not warn. Or something.
No - it should warn if it opens - if it doesn't it'll be on your desktop and will be harmless. If it didn't warn and opened you could download files without noticing - especially if the site auto-downloaded.
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Originally posted by hugodrax
I think I will stick with 10.3.9 until tiger reaches somwhere around 10.4.4
that's just arbitrary.
Originally posted by MacCrazy
iCal does change back to July 17th when you quit - this is a change from Panther
No!!!! This was the only way I knew what day it was. Damn!
Originally posted by iShawn
No!!!! This was the only way I knew what day it was. Damn!
Have to use dashboard - or change the clock in the menu bar (no wait that was in OS9).
Originally posted by MacCrazy
Have to use dashboard - or change the clock in the menu bar (no wait that was in OS9).
Dang, looks like I'll just have to downgrade to 9.2
Originally posted by iShawn
Dang, looks like I'll just have to downgrade to 9.2
no - have to go to 8.6 for nostalgia - no iTunes back then though!
Originally posted by hugodrax
I think I will stick with 10.3.9 until tiger reaches somwhere around 10.4.4
I have just downgraded to 10.3.9, couldn't bear all the delays, spinning balls, not waking up from sleep and stuff on 10.4.1.
I have submitted a couple of reports to Apple. I hope 10.4.2 or the like comes soon.
I Cloned my computer to my external drive, Erase and Installed Tiger. But Migration Assistant doesn't see anything on the drive! WTF why not!! I'm waiting to see if it will when indexing is done (can I cancel that? I wont' need it anyway, and I hope it dynamically updates since I'm deleting ALL that stuff once it's on my computer again.)
Originally posted by a_greer
Under 10.3.9 EVERYTHING was VERY fast on my Mini, but Tiger has made it as slow or slower than my Athalon 1800/384mb windows box...I did an upgrade so I wonder would a clean tiger install help at all or should I go back to 10.3.9?
I did a clean install and everything was faster but is now lagging a little under 10.4.1.
Originally posted by MacCrazy
I did a clean install and everything was faster but is now lagging a little under 10.4.1.
thanks for that. it was the same for me, everything is really nice after an erase and install. I'm going to wait a while before the next upgrade.
Originally posted by Aquatic
Is there any way to turn off the stupid "This is an application, are you sure you want to download it?" in Safari!?
Yep, deselect "Open Safe files after downloading"
Originally posted by Aquatic
So it either warns you and opens them, or doesn't warn you and doesn't open them? Sounds retarded. Should either warn and not open, or open and not warn. Or something.
No - it should warn if it opens - if it doesn't it'll be on your desktop and will be harmless. If it didn't warn and opened you could download files without noticing - especially if the site auto-downloaded.