… can be solved easily using Lnx2Mac’s driver :D
His driver is based on Realtec’s Linux driver which has been released under the GPL.
[MacOSX] Bonjour Issues with Realtec 8111B on Gigabyte GA EP35 DS3
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[MacOS] Firewall: Little Snitch 50% Reduced Until Feb, 3rd
One of – if not even – the best firewall software for the MacOS plattform is available for half the price… Until February 3rd, 2013.
Besides the firewall features for in- and outgoing connections, it also includes a very sophisticated network monitor.
Features
- configurable Profiles (for home-use, office-use or use in internet café)
- inbound firewall detection
- research assistant
- and many more…
Pricing
- Single user license is 15€ (instead of 30€)
- Multi user license (up to 5 Macs) is 55€ (instead of 110€)
- Multi user license (up t0 10 Macs) is 95€ (instead of 190€)
- Family license 30€ (instead of 60€)
See Objective Development’s website for further details or buy here…
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[MacOS] MacUpdate Launched Holiday App Bundle for $49
Yeah, it was overdue already. The guys over at MacUpdate just launched their pre-chrismas holiday app bundle. For US$49 you will get:
- Data Rescue 3 (instead of US$99)
One of the best data recovery tool for the Mac - Espresso 2 (instead of US$75)
One of the best CSS, HTML, XML, JavsScript editing tools around - TotalFinder (instead of US$18)
The Must-have tool, since Apple’s finder is really still total crap - TotalSpaces (instead of US$15)
brings eventually back the grid-style spaces to OS X 10.7 and 10.8 - Snapz Pro X 2.5 (instead of US$69)
Screenshots and video capturing made as easy as possible - Mac DVDRipper Pro 4 (instead of US$25)
Copying, Ripping and Converting DVDs made easy, in times of MacBookAirs this tool looks vintage to me ;-) - PopChar X 6 (instead of US$38)
Accessing special font characters made easy, usable scenarios really unknown to me - MoneyWell 2 (instead of US$50)
some finance manager, I would never use ;-) - Swift Publisher 3 (instead of US$30)
never heard of that one, but sounds interesting - RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 (instead of US$30)
Sim Game in Theme Park style. For those of you who have enuff time for games ;-) - Company of Heroes (instead of US$30)
never heard of that one, sounds like the typical military strategy game
Anyway: the bundle makes sense at least for the TotalFinder, DataRescue, TotalSpaces and Snapz Pro. Means you can’t do anything wrong by buying it. And who knows, probably PopChar, MoneyWell and Swift Publisher might turn out to be useful aswell. The first 12,000 buyers will get Live Interior 3D for free on top (saves you another US$129)…
Get the bundle here: https://www.mupromo.com
[Muzaq] Workaround for Audacity Crashing
Abstract
At least on a Mac Audacity seems to have issues when it comes to using third party plugins (i.e. AU or VSTs). To pinpoint which type of plugin is responsible for poor Audacity to crash, you can do the following.
I. Locate Audacity Config File
On a Crapple Mac the audacity.cfg file should be located here:
/Users/<your-username>/Library/Application Support/audacity
[MacOS] VMWare Fusion 4.1 Allows Installation of Snow Leopard Client and Leopard Client Versions
Fusion 4.1 Allows Mac OS X Client Installations
With the release of Mac OS 10.7 Lion VMWare seem to have decided that all of Apple’s latest operating systems can be virtualized. VMWare Fusion 4.1. (released Nov 17th, 2011) thus allows the installation of all Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, and 10.6. Snow Leopard versions; vulgo: the server and client editions.
Voicemail From Infinite Loop
The tiny downside is, VMWare seem to have gotten an urgent call from a fruity garage company in Infinite Loop soon after their release of VMWare Fusion 4.1. That’s why they issued VMWare Fusion 4.1.1 (released Nov 23rd, 2011) almost immediately, thus effectively reverting the capability of virtualizing the Mac OS X client versions.
Fusion 4.1.1 Update Bars Client Installations Again
That means: if you are running VMWare Fusion 4.1, you should consider not to upgrade to 4.1.1. If you have a Mac OS X client version virtualized it would not boot anymore after the update to Fusion 4.1.1. For all the others, VMWare does not distribute version 4.1 anymore, only 4.1.1. So you would have to search the net for download possibilities of VMWare Fusion 4.1. Luckily there are still legal sources for the 4.1 download. Update: the download link distributes version 3.1.1 (sic!) at the moment. You’re on your own finding the 4.1 download on the net (filename: “VMware-Fusion-4.1.0-529802-light.dmg”). Good luck.
[MacOS] 10.6.2 Update Released – Intel Atoms Killed
Apple’s 10.6.2 update closes lots of security holes that could be used to compromise systems. Safari, iWork, iLife, Aperture, Final Cut Studio, and some other apps are rumored to be working more reliable after updating.
Apple pwns back
For OSX86 users on netbooks this update is far away from being recommended at the moment. The update now has proved what has been rumored some days ago: Intel Atom support has definitely been removed from the kernel.
Thus rendering Intel Atom based netbooks non working. Netbooks will not boot after updating as the following video by Stellarola shows. It shows the typical behaviour if the CPU is not supported by the kernel, OS X will instantly reset the system.
» Stellarola: Official – Atom not supported in 10.6.2…
» Apple: About the 10.6.2. update…
» Apple: Support Downloads for 10.6…
[MacOS] Intel Atom CPUs still Unsupported in 10.6.2 beta
In contrast to what is being written on the major internet newspapers, the latest beta build 10C535 of Mac OSX Snow Leopard 10.6.2 does indeed still not support Intel Atom CPUs anymore.
Stellarola investigated into this issue some of his spare time to find out why different sources tell different things. And the reason is simple: if you run an early built 10.6.2 with an old kernel from july then 10.6.2 will indeed work, but the latest stock kernel in 10.6.2 build 10C535 as of now is not going to allow Atom CPUs to run.
According to Stellarola even in the 10.6.2. build 10C540 the Atom support is not gonna come back.
» Stellarola: Atom CPU – Sir, your pants are on fire…