Apple style:
1997 - no more beige!
2011 - Grey IS a colour scheme.
Great work Apple. Good products... but, ugly.
And yes, I have changed the image on my login screen from crappy grey
linen to a nice photo from my recent trip to Kakadu.
All,
After a couple of weeks of using Lion with my Mac Mini and 27 monitor, I have
not had any problems with it. It appears stable for my use.
I've not got around to using some of the features such as Mission Control and
Launch Pad. I do like the way the apps are displayed in Mission
So when you have a product based on a Golden Lion why choose grey? Elephant
in the room?
On 31/08/11 2:06 PM, S Beach sbscr...@gmail.com wrote:
Apple style:
1997 - no more beige!
2011 - Grey IS a colour scheme.
Great work Apple. Good products... but, ugly.
And yes, I have changed
Sorry Tim, I don't have Lion, but I do have Aperture in Snow Leopard, with
shades of grey... grey buttons on a grey background. I thought that was
idiosyncratic of Aperture, not a new progressively backward Apple step.
Please tell me I'm mistaken. Is there a way to change stupid greyscale
Titanium Software's 'Deeper' will easily change the login picture/background
http://www.titanium.free.fr/download.php
Ash
On 31/08/2011, at 7:46 PM, Stuart Evans wrote:
So when you have a product based on a Golden Lion why choose grey? Elephant
in the room?
On 31/08/11 2:06 PM, S Beach
Hey Daniel,
I have found that as it stands, NO App distributed via the App Store can use an
update mechanism other than the Store’s own.
But that would not explain why you are unable to update iPhoto, iMovie, iTunes
etc from the updates that you have on your Network or Portable Drive.
Unless
Hi Ronni,
I have concerns about the App store both from a user aspect and from a
reseller aspect. Putting aside my reseller concerns, as a user the App
store has both attraction and concerns. It's great to be able to
search and download apps, have free or lite versions and have an easy
Hi Guys
Personally I find I quite like the app store BUT professionally I don't!! We
have quite a few Macs at Wanews and we sometimes have a need to buy software
for just one Mac. So how do I do this ? set up an Apple account for each user?
Use our corparate account but how would that work?
Hi Stuart,
Yes, I agree with your comments. Also App Developers are ’not happy’ with the
amount of time Apple takes to ‘approve’ updates the developers make to their
Third-Party Apps, especially 'security updates’. Therefore users of Apple Mac
Store, may be putting their computer's security at
I think its a very dangerous path that Apple are heading down. What has
worked well on iOS does not necessarily translate to the desktop. Security
updates are much more critical in the desktop environment, as Apple by large
has much less control over what you can install or visit (via web
Yay Rod,
Spoken like a man after my own heart ;-)
Apple appears to be preparing a 10.6.9 update to Mac OS X Snow Leopard in order
to provide compatibility with the company's upcoming iCloud service. The
following notice appeared in one developer's .Mac preference pane in Tiger
after he had
Hi Daniel,
I feel this is a ‘Big Deal’. It is one of the concerns I had about Lion when it
was due to be released. I think actually we discussed similar on the mailing
list back then.
The way you do your setup of a new computer for a client, is the same way I do
( I have learnt a lot from you
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