I’ve been wanting one of these for years, and I’d always assumed Mac wouldn’t make one. Plus, I’ve checked out the Windows tablet PCs, and yes, the tablets are nice, but they still run Windows. I prefer not to run Windows. It gets in my way. Tom introduced me to Axiotron’s Modbook. I want one. [...]

It doesn’t work well. Don’t do it. I tried it. Pretty simple theoretically. datafile.qb2007 located on a network drive, auto backups on local machine(s). QB crashes, user gets scared, just don’t do it.

So I’ve been referred to this application called Adium which is a chat program. It will handle AIM accounts, Google Chat, Jabber, and some others. I’ve been using it for about a week instead of iChat, and so far I’m pretty happy. It’s free software, so it’s worth a shot! You may just like it.

I often enjoy trying out new software to see if it will improve my efficiency and productivity. Currently, I develop with some very powerful tools. This article will outline the purpose of each, as well as highlight some pros and cons of the software I use for web development.

Cool, I just found this nifty little thing that you can subscribe to in iCal, and it will show all the US Holidays. I’m pretty sure it’ll work even for those holidays that change every year. iCal US Holidays

Today I had the pleasure of trying out Mac OS X Leopard Server’s awesome new application, Directory. All I wanted to do is setup some shared addresses so everyone in my company can have access to it. Simple. Address Book used to allow this, but it’s been replaced with Directory. I’ve had nothing but bad [...]

Tom sent this sweet Leopard Terminal theme over to me. It’s really nice!! I’ve been using a black terminal theme for years, and just before I got this working, I was using size 14 Monaco font, anti-aliased, just for readability.

After many grueling hours trying to get Subversion working on my Leopard Server, I think I’ve finally figured out the best way to do it-at least it works well for me.