On 2/5/2003 1:12 PM micke bystr�m at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >P. Turtle-Bear Guillermo said: > >>The Desktop folder within the UserName folder does >>not show the hard drive, even with Finder prefs set to show the HDs. I >>agree this is weird and inconsistant on Apple's part, though this is >>never the folder I use to find my HDs > Eh, did you people open the desktop folder under OS 9 regurlarly or was >you, just as I am, satisfied with that the desktop is to be found on the >desktop? If you don't see drives there *on the desktop*, you should check >your finder settings, that's true. Why is it so important to open your >desktop folder when it is already on the desktop? I don't get this.
I too wonder why one would go looking in the Desktop folder for ones' hard drives when they can be found on the Desktop as well a when the Computer icon and Finder (first) is clicked. >Also, if you're using pre OS X 10.2, there are few reasons I know of, not >to update to at least 10.1.5. Last time I checked it was free (well, not >Public beta version). > >As far as I'm concerned the only versions worth to bitch about is 10.1.5 >and 10.2.4, unless of course you use a special app that demands some >other version. The versions, not 10.1.5 or 10.2.4 or later, usually have >one good solution: upgrade! I've been more an more satisfied with every >version, but one should check each major app of course first. I agree bitching rights go to the people actually using the most up-to-date versions of their versions. (But - um - 10.2.4 is not quite out yet, is it? I just checked Software Update - I know the developer seed is out, but haven't installed it yet.) Turtle-Bear ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
