Mac Stickies

Hell yes, they are right there, but two innovative developers will now be out of a job, and will likely stop developing for Mac OS X. ...

They do. Mac users are, for the most part, universally reviled among geeks for being the most obnoxious, stuckup, and egotistical types around. ...

We changed the SuperDrive AND DDR RAM and everything was back to normal... Really Jason, if you cannot multitask with your Mac while burning a CD you MUST check it for problems, both in hardware and software... Here is hoping for software problems only! ...

In a PowerMac G4/933 with 1GB of RAM I can do the following AT THE SAME TIME with NO problem whatsoever: -DivX a FULL DVD (movie+subtitles) with Mencoder -Play MP3s -Run Word, Excel, TextEdit, AppleWorks, Internet Explorer, Safari, OmniWeb, AddressBook, Calculator, iCal, iPhoto, Mail, QuickTime playing a trailer, System Preferences, DVD Player, Chimera, Toast, Stickies,...

I think this is possible with AppleScript. The only problem is that Stickies isn't scriptable, yet (maybe in Jaguar?). You could, however, make stuff show up using TextEdit. it works something like this: tell "Application" of machine "machine IP address in the form "eppc://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"" -- script goes here end tell To set up a machine for remote AppleScript:

me an extra 100 bucks. Also I checked at apple.com and there seems to be a font panel somewhere, so I searched on my machine and finally I find it from within my stickies app. What a place to put a tool like a font manager...? ...

Help! I've been trying to re-order my login apps to find the culprit. I startup the following, now in order: FruitMenu WindowShade Xounds AquilaCalendar DragThing LaunchBar

This was developed after RDR2 was released and was included in Mac OS X Server 1.x. ...

This is a Mac OS X implementation of the popular Classic Mac OS Stickies application. ...

OK, so barring that I have an interim solution. It sure could use some improving, so I'm all ears. I set up a cron event to copy the .stickiesdatabase to my idisk every 30 minutes. I could of course do this more often. I then wrote a script that on login mounts the idisk, copies the .stickiesdatabase from it to my ~/library and then launches stickies. This works, but...