Abril de 2007

Esta clase particular le tomará cada solo paso de la manera con la instalación de Ubuntu 7.04 (cervatillo Feisty) que usa los paralelos para OS X. Es decir incluso sus padres deben poder seguir adelante.

NOTA: esta clase particular está para la gente que está utilizando la versión 2.x. de los paralelos. Una versión actualizada de esta clase particular (para Tablero del escritorio 3.0 de los paralelos) puede ser encontrado aquí.

NOTA 2: si usted está buscando la ayuda que instala Ubuntu 7.10 (Gibbon Gutsy) en paralelos, vea esta clase particular.

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Parte posteriora de la manera en agosto de 2006, escribí cuál era esencialmente “introducción a Mozy“, el servicio de reserva en línea fabuloso. Tenían previamente solamente una versión para Windows. Los usuarios bien del Mac, nuestro tiempo han venido. Han lanzado recientemente una versión (en beta) para OS X. [tecleo a continuar…]

Esta clase particular le dirigirá en ensamblar dos o más MP3 archiva junta en un MP3 (más largo) - usar software libre. [tecleo a continuar…]

Esta clase particular le dirigirá en ensamblar dos o más MP3 archiva junta en un MP3 (más largo) - con libremente, software abierto de la fuente. [tecleo a continuar…]

First, a bit of background - which you can skip entirely - I’ve only included it to help to assure you that I (in this case) actually do know what I’m talking about.

I’ve held almost a dozen different positions for 3 different Internet Service Providers over the course of my career (lots of promotions - which I always found amusing because I’m a high-school dropout), all within various Customer Care departments. I started out doing actual phone support (when ISDN was considered broadband) and ended out as a corporate Manager for an unnamed (vindictive-tastic) broadband ISP. I can’t cite specific names or company names for this article due to various non-disclosure agreements, and though I don’t think anything below reveals private business practices, I’d rather play it safe (see previous vindictive comment). As a manager I was forced into more Public Relations, Marketing and emergency “we need to fix this fast” meetings than I care to remember. Here’s what I’ve learned - [click to continue...]

The Apple Remote has turned out to be one of my favorite things about my MacBook Pro. Aside from its obvious uses (Front Row, iTunes etc) you can use it to do a pretty wide variety of things. Here are 10 of the ways I’ve used the Apple Remote to make my life a bit easier.

ps. All of the software mentioned below is free (and/or open source).

1. iRed Lite - your Apple Remote on steroids
2. iTheater - an open source Front Row alternative
3. iAlertU - good luck stealing my MacBook from the inet cafe
4. Aurora - never get out of bed to hit Snooze again
5. Pandora Boy - Pandora + Apple Remote = bliss
6. Using the Apple Remote in Linux - for the dual-booter in all of us
7. Tip: Pair your Apple Remote w/ your Mac - avoid embarrassment during your Keynote presentation
8. Tip: Put your Mac to sleep w/ the Apple Remote - one less reason to get out of bed
9. Tip: How to listen to Internet Radio in Front Row - until you-know-who kills inet radio entirely
10. Tip: How to play backup DVD’s (Video_TS) in Front Row - should have been included by default

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Much like everything else about OS X, connecting to a wireless network is painfully easy. But if you’re not familiar w/ OS X, and need to walk someone else through it, the following steps might prove helpful. [click to continue...]