Sherlock 3

Apple System Profiler launches in... 45 bounces :-( Lotsa frameworks have a GM status !! Interesting frameworks : TheaterMode (what is that ??) SearchKit (maybe a Sherlock kit or a new way of implement it) ... extensions : HeathrowATA (so Heathrow is not a kernel module for AirPort...)

Hardware : PowerBook bronze G3 333 (Lombard) 128 Mb of RAM Mac OS X on a 1,4 Gb HFS+ partition Installation : No majors problems here, not recognize the startup disc, so need to reboot and press "c" key. I have pressed "Pause" button by error during the last process, and it was impossible to resume (nothing happened). Restarted, I had the standard questions, and...

After looking around for some time I have found a tip in an Italian site that shows how to turn on all the extra languages that MacOS X PB has inside. Below I post the tip but read the article for all the extra information: http://macprof.macity.it/archives/Xinternational.html How To do it:

but just typing AboutBox.tiff in sherlock is prob. ...

ed that sometimes when I download files that they don't appear right away. I have to open up Sherlock, find the file, and then drag the icon that is displayed in Sherlock for the file over to the window or desktop where the downloaded file should be. The file then magically appears. ...

OS X will use every byte of RAM you have. If not for anything else the remainder is used as disc cache. This speeds lots of things up like doing another complex search in Sherlock, or relaunching an application, or using Classic applications. RAM is very cheap right now. I got a 256MBPC100 CAS2 SODIMM for a Pismo for $100! I bet even the lowliest iMac will run OS X well...

That's a nice turn of phrase... "no offense, but you're an idiot." Sherlock under OS X may try fooling the user, but under OS 9, those are all just folders as far as it's concerned. ...

you can do either the pserver or ssh setup. cvs is a command line program, it's not graphical. i don't think sherlock searches all the files, i think it skips over some folders and some unix files to kinda hide them from the user. ...

I thought it might be--I looked and found CVS manpages, but I couldn't find CVS itself. I also found the manpage for Perldoc, and it isn't there either. Which is dead strange, because I don't think there was anything wrong with the install... (didn't make any objections, anyway). Oh well. It's vaguely comforting that Apple did in fact do those things right in general, and...

coded to find sherlock in one place. If its not there, no dice. ...