MaximumPC did an article a while ago about it..Sup wrote:
Anyone tried running OSX on a non Apple PC?
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/featur … hackintosh
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/featur … hackintosh
Uzique has summed up my thoughts on Snow Leopard. There are a few things about it that are shitting me, but I can wait until 10.6.1 for those to be fixed. Overall you'd have to be daft not to get it.
Bertster - Soo.. working with Apple UK, would you know how one sets up a USB printer connected to a Network USB Hub on OS X? I can't figure that one out XD
Bertster - Soo.. working with Apple UK, would you know how one sets up a USB printer connected to a Network USB Hub on OS X? I can't figure that one out XD
The hub has to have an Apple logo on it otherwise it won't work
Don't smartarse me..Sup wrote:
The hub has to have an Apple logo on it otherwise it won't work
I've got some Apple stickers that came with my iPhone. Will putting one of them on the hub make it magically work?
/sarcasm
dun't be hatin' mint0r
I heard skype isn't working with it. Can anyone confirm that?
Xbone Stormsurgezz
Because I'm lazy, can someone tell me if I upgrade to this, will I have to upgrade to Logic 9?
lolJakAttaK wrote:
upgrade
It logged in fine, and the testing call worked.Kmarion wrote:
I heard skype isn't working with it. Can anyone confirm that?
Ok.. I heard from more than one person it was broke.. that was day 1 though.mcminty wrote:
It logged in fine, and the testing call worked.Kmarion wrote:
I heard skype isn't working with it. Can anyone confirm that?
Xbone Stormsurgezz
I put 10.5 on my PC a while ago, I didn't really think much of it, I'd prefer Linux any day..Sup wrote:
Anyone tried running OSX on a non Apple PC?
Looks like an interesting OS to work with, might even boost my creativity in PS
Lots of people are having printer driver issues with 10.6. They've removed loads of drivers compared to 10.5 and you have to actually download them from the maufacturers websites which a lot of Mac users are struggling with....mcminty wrote:
Uzique has summed up my thoughts on Snow Leopard. There are a few things about it that are shitting me, but I can wait until 10.6.1 for those to be fixed. Overall you'd have to be daft not to get it.
Bertster - Soo.. working with Apple UK, would you know how one sets up a USB printer connected to a Network USB Hub on OS X? I can't figure that one out XD
What printer and what USB hub? Does the printer work connected directly to the machine? Support for non-Apple hubs can be flaky.
The printer works fine when connected directly to the laptop. So I doubt it was a driver issue. I also wasn't able to get it connected on 10.5. It's an Epson R350 printer, attached to a Belkin Network USB Hub. The hub is connected to the router, with the IP address of 192.168.1.7 I've been able to open the hub control software, and connect to an external hard drive that is also plugged into the hub.. so I know that I'm able to access devices connected to it.Bertster7 wrote:
What printer and what USB hub? Does the printer work connected directly to the machine? Support for non-Apple hubs can be flaky.
The problem is, I don't know what settings to use when I'm trying to "add a new printer". I know there is a method where you can give the IP address of the printer, but because it's part of a hub... I don't know what to do (and I have tried putting in the hub's IP, but to no avail).
mcminty wrote:
The printer works fine when connected directly to the laptop. So I doubt it was a driver issue. I also wasn't able to get it connected on 10.5. It's an Epson R350 printer, attached to a Belkin Network USB Hub. The hub is connected to the router, with the IP address of 192.168.1.7 I've been able to open the hub control software, and connect to an external hard drive that is also plugged into the hub.. so I know that I'm able to access devices connected to it.Bertster7 wrote:
What printer and what USB hub? Does the printer work connected directly to the machine? Support for non-Apple hubs can be flaky.
The problem is, I don't know what settings to use when I'm trying to "add a new printer". I know there is a method where you can give the IP address of the printer, but because it's part of a hub... I don't know what to do (and I have tried putting in the hub's IP, but to no avail).
The industry's first reliable print server: Network USB Hub makes your computer think that printers and other devices on the network are directly attached to the computer.
Can you see the printer at all in the Belkin software? That's what is managing the printer - it has little to do with the OS. If that doesn't see it you really need to get in touch with Belkin.
Bah, fucking belkin. Yeah, I can see it on their software and "connect" to it. However when I go to print like normal it doesn't work properly.
Tbh, it's not like I spent thaaat much on the hub. It was $A199 in the store, but I looked it up (on a store laptop) and it was $A99 on the belkin site. So they had to give it to me for that, despite cost price being $A150
Tbh, it's not like I spent thaaat much on the hub. It was $A199 in the store, but I looked it up (on a store laptop) and it was $A99 on the belkin site. So they had to give it to me for that, despite cost price being $A150
Why lol?Finray wrote:
lolJakAttaK wrote:
upgrade
Yeah, done it several times. Was running the latest OSX just a week ago before I changed to W7..Sup wrote:
Anyone tried running OSX on a non Apple PC?
Did you fellas update your flash? It supposedly shipped with an older, more vulnerable version.
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/ … le_version
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/ … le_version
Xbone Stormsurgezz
need to get it
Kmarion wrote:
Did you fellas update your flash? It supposedly shipped with an older, more vulnerable version.
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/ … le_version
For some reason, flash apps will occasionally invert the right and left click.. so if I'm watching a youtube video, there are some occasions where clicking on it (to say skip ahead) will open up the right click drop down menu.mcminty wrote:
There are a few things about it that are shitting me
For an OS that's all about simplicity I've seen a lot of errors/bugs posted here.
What's the deal macfags?
What's the deal macfags?
I'm on Win7 right now. What is better OSX or Win7?Zimmer wrote:
Yeah, done it several times. Was running the latest OSX just a week ago before I changed to W7..Sup wrote:
Anyone tried running OSX on a non Apple PC?
I was making a joke as to the applicability of 'upgrade' when moving from one Mac product to another.JakAttaK wrote:
Why lol?Finray wrote:
lolJakAttaK wrote:
upgrade
But I was quote obviously joking.
Haha ok ^^