Question: I just did a huge cleanup of my backup drive, and my system is running slow, and I see a process named Locum?  What’s locum? PID COMMAND    %CPU  TIME  #TH #PRTS #MREGS RPRVT  RSHRD  RSIZE  VSIZE 75035 Locum    23.3%  6:12.20  1   30   25 […]
Indigo 4.0 We’re happy to announce the immediate availability of Indigo 4.0. See below for a list of new features. New features: Indigo 4.0 now comes in 2 flavors: Pro and Lite. Pro is basically everything: all features of 3.0 plus the new features. Lite is a less expensive version that has some high-end features […]
What are all those iTunes files? | Music and Audio | Playlist | Macworld: “What are all those iTunes files? by Kirk McElhearn, Macworld.com You’ve probably peeked into your iTunes folder (It’s located in your user folder: Music: iTunes) and may have been perplexed by all the files and folders it contains, wondering what they’re […]
Why does your Information Technology team tell you not to turn on that Web server, or leave SSH turned on when your not using it? Â Because they want you to be secure… Here’s a perfect example… Mar 30 16:14:06 68 sshd[2933]: Did not receive identification string from 96.10.82.114 Mar 30 16:21:57 68 com.apple.SecurityServer[24]: checkpw() returned […]
Can you create sub-folders in Apple Mail and store them on a drive the way you can do is Microsoft Outlook? In MS Outlook, you could create a .pst folder and create as many sub-folders. Can you do the same thing in Apple Mail? Apple Mail can do so much more than OutLook.. Â Mail […]
Apple Mail’s stores it’s email in an unusual location…  You would think, since it is user created content, that they would be stored in ~/Documents, but for some reason Safari Bookmarks, and Apple Mail are actually stored in ~/Library.  By the way, the Safari content is in ~Library/Safari. Apple Mail emails are stored in ~Library/Mail.
The standard list of fonts included with Mac OS X 10.4, broken down into Essential or non-essential status by apple… Mac OS X 10.4: Fonts list Last Modified: April 08, 2008 Article: HT1538 In Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, the Mac OS X Installer installs fonts in one of two folders: /Library/Fonts /System/Library/Fonts You can […]