Category Archives: software
Ayrton, Diego get new stripes
This week I finally moved Ayrton (the iMac) to Snow Leopard and also managed to find the time to move up Diego (my 5+ years and still going strong Powerbook) to Leopard. Here’s a quick primer for someone looking to … Continue reading
Development on the Mac
Macs have long been popular with graphic designers and in the entertainment industry. Since the release of the original Mac OS X, and with every subsequent release, more and more developers are discovering that a Mac isn’t just something that … Continue reading
Translate .local hostname to IP address
You can have .local hostnames translated to IP addresses by installing Bonjour on the source machine i.e. the (windows) machine doing the lookup. Saved me the trouble of changing the IP of my Powerbook in Synergy configuration on the Windows … Continue reading
DigitalColor Meter
I was trying to “blend” a widget into the sidebar of this blog. No problem, I thought, I’ll go to the wonderful Element Inspector, and find out the current background color. I got the RGB value from the Inspector, converted … Continue reading
/Emotion v1.0
What? A set of AppleScripts for Adium that makes hard to remember emoticons, easy to use. How? Feel like giving someone a “big hug” but don’t remember what to type and too lazy to find it in the list of … Continue reading