MacBook

That's strange -- I burn Linux ISO install images using Disk Utility (drag ISO into left-hand sidebar, insert CD-R, click "Burn," boot PC) frequently and they work flawlessly. And what do you mean by "in fact nothing but a mac seems to be able to boot from these discs"? A Mac will only boot OS X without help from BootCamp or rEFit (as far as I know)... do you have either...

work fine on my Intel MacBook however! ...

I'm looking to doing this: MacBook -)via airtunes)) Powermac G4. So basically I want to play music on my macbook and the sound coming out of my stereo (which the G4 is connected too) without buying an airport thing. Is this possible? I found this airport hack, but I can't download it too try it :( Charlie

I was able to use his macbook with xcode 3.12 and I got the program to compile and run! Woot! ...

load certain types of processing to the graphics processor, which will often have much of its processing capabilities unused. As you know, the new MacBook Pro has two graphics chips, so you don't have just two processor cores. ...

ssors much more efficiently. The articles usually concentrate on 4 or 8 cores though. My question is would it be much of an improvement for someone who has a new MacBook Pro which only has two processors? ...

Actually, the theoretical maximum speed is 5mg on the cable coming in from the ISP. We did the speedtest.net numerous times yesterday, directly from ethernet to MacBook, and the actual signal coming into the house is 4.7. Here's what I discovered though, buried in the forums. I had been tweaking the airport using the old computers and found a post that said (paraphrasing),...

I'm looking for help myself. I have an old quicksilver with an airport. I have a new macbook with an extreme. ...

Sure, run an ethernet cable from your MacBook's ethernet port to the ethernet port on their computer, then turn on "Internet Sharing" on your MacBook in the "Sharing" pane of the System Preferences. ...

Is there a way we can connect them to the internet via our macbook computer? ...