MacGroup: X11

I'm running panther. X11 resides in my applications folder. It seems to open when I double click it but, as far as I can tell, nothing happens. I don't remember why I have this app or what it does. Why do I have this application on my hard drive, what does it do, and should I upgrade it?

Re(2): MacGroup: X11

That's the problem. The version I have (.3) doesn't open in Panther. Before I upgrade it, I want to know why I need it. Thanks. Harry Friday, January 2, 200410:10 AMSchoun Reganschounregan at mac.com Open X11 again, go to the help menu, and choose X11 help. All the answers to your questions

MacGroup: Konfabulator, widgets Palm files

Alex, Don't know what to tell you. I use Palm Desktop because I have a Handspring Visor (palm lookalike). I used it with OS9 and now with panther. My classic is on a separate partition but I'm not deleting anything on that partition. It just stays there waitingThe only Classic application I

MacGroup: Widgets

I have widgets in my application folder and they do not work with Panther. I believe the widgets are dependent on an umbrella application which I cannot find. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks. Harry | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be January 27. The LCS Web

MacGroup: Konfabulator and widgets

Boy am I confused. Prior to installation of Panther Konfabulator and widgets resided in my applications folder. After Panther, Konfabulator and widgets showed up in myharddrive//users//shared But in the widgets folder of my applications folder there resides widget

MacGroup: OS 10.2.8 Erratic Bev...Continued

Time went backward one hour last week, two weeks ago I was back in 1970, this week I went back to 1969 and the clock moved 5 hours? According to Apple my iBook has no internal backup battery. Haven't lost anything on the dock lately Carlos | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer

MacGroup: airport wake up

When waking my 12 powerbook my internet connect keeps going to bluetooth instead of airport what do I need to set to get it to stop switching to bluetooth? | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be January 27. The LCS Web page is http://www.kymac.org. | This list's page

Re(2): MacGroup: X11

Check your Utilities folder and see if you have a newer version of X11 sitting in there. Panther should have given you the new version (and yes you can delete the old one). Here is some info about X11 http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/x11/ Jerry On Jan 02, 2004,

MacGroup: Konfabulator, widgets Palm files

All I know is I've got widgets coming out the ying yang in 59 trillion different places and I don't know what I can move, combine, or throw away. The anal retentive part of my soul wants to do a search on widget and trash everything containing that word and trash Konfabulator and start all

MacGroup: Games on the Mac

I have been testing Aki since it came out (again) for Panther. It seems to be very well done. You can download a working demo copy from: http://www.ambrosiasw.com/games/aki/ Aki is Ambrosia Software's replacement for Shanghai, for those that remember Shanghai (a game that was originally

Re(4): MacGroup: X11

I did a search on my hard drive and there are tons of X11 support files but only the aforementioned version of X11. Apple's site says X11 is on Disk #3 of Panther. So I will put it on. Thanks. Harry Friday, January 2, 200411:34 AMJerry Yeagerjerry at browseryshop.com Check your Utilities

MacGroup: Widgets

Sounds like Konfabulator, I have several of them open at all times on the desktop, a great help. I had a screen saver that I just loved, but one of the Widgets was to calculate the processor activity and WOW, this screen saver was taking 90% usage. I wouldn't have known. John R. From: John M.

MacGroup: Widgets

http://www.konfabulator.com/ Lots of Konfabulator info there Jerry On Jan 02, 2004, at 12:14 PM, profile wrote: Sounds like Konfabulator, I have several of them open at all times on the desktop, a great help. I had a screen saver that I just loved, but one

MacGroup: X11

Open X11 again, go to the help menu, and choose X11 help. All the answers to your questions are there. On Jan 2, 2004, at 10:05 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote: I'm running panther. X11 resides in my applications folder. It seems to open when I double click it but, as far as I can tell,

MacGroup: Widgets

That would be the wonderful utility Konfabulator you're thinking about. It's safe to delete them if you don't think you'll use it again. I recommend downloading it, but hey, that's just me! ;) I have widgets in my application folder and they do not work with Panther. I believe the widgets are