Not sure I understand your questions, but here is some help: open
System preferences and then the CD/DVDs pane. There you can tell the
Mac NOT to open iTunes when inserting a CD, forexample.
And nobody forces you to have more than one account. In another System
preferences pane (Accounts) you can tell the machine to log in
automatically as that account.
But if you do HAVE a wife, what would be more logical than her having
her own account? Then she will have her own desktop, her own settings
for everything, her own bookmarks when surfing, etc. In effect, two
machines in one.
I wouldn't say the creatures in your fish tank needs accounts, but then
of course I don't know what you keep in it... 8-)
Can this be done in any way? How can get rid of all OS X crap that
thinks me and my wife and each of the creatures in the fish tank nees a
separate account?
I also want to put my jpgs where I want and do not feel like arguing
with i-this and i-that over it. How can this be done?
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