Mac Computer Sherlock

R drive, and go through what the user wants backed up. Usually to expedite the process I just do a sherlock find file on files that have been modified in the past week through VNC. I also have remote login turned on for those machines running X. ...

It's not as seamless as connecting to a Mac server, in that it requires you to know the name of the computer and the share beforehand, but it does work and is very speedy. ...

and if it's not connected but the computer IS hooked up, it'll ask me to provide my name and password to connect to the computer. ...

In a recent article that was linked to off one of these messages (can't remember where or who), the #1 complaint Apple had on OS X was its slow response time. Guess what #2 was? The dock! It seems people aren't in love with it as much as I was led to believe (much to my relief). The concept is good, but amusingly enough, when I'm in OS X I've already done as much as possible...

file. I don't keep drives on my desktop, I got rid of the computer icon on my Finder toolbars, and simply click my 'home' icon whenever I need anything that high in the system. ...

I suddenly cannot connect to my mac running OSX PB via FTP... ...

That was fast. The current sherlock is extremely slow, you can't do that anymore with sherlock. ...

What mac users want all of the features they had in Mac OS 9 in X....WE DON'T WANT A DOWNGRADE IN FEATURES ... ...

I launched sherlock and had it search the drive with Mac OS X and it could not locate, Preview, Address Book, Grab, etc. ...