Apple
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Leopard Screen Sharing
The only thing to date that I’ve missed from the dark ages of using Windows XP Pro is the built in Remote Desktop capability. RDP is one of the very few things I’ve seen come out of Redmond that actually worked beyond a satisfactory level. Nearly three years ago my work machine was replaced with
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Premature Review of OS X Leopard (9A527)
Being a technology enthusiast I had a very hard time waiting until October to give Leopard a test run on my Mac Mini. I decided to give the beta build (9A527) a test run to see what I have to look forward to when the family pack I’ve been eye-balling finally hits store shelves. Unfortunately,
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Running Motorola CNUT on Mac OS X
The AirSurfer WISP network I manage for Triton Networking Solutions Ltd. utilizes hundreds of Motorola Canopy Subscriber modules to connect individual broadband clients to our network. In order to mass manage these devices, Motorola provides CNUT. CNUT is a great tool, but in spite of the fact that it was written in cross platform languages
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Pimpin’ the Mini on a Budget
I decided it was time to upgrade my Mac Mini as it’s always been a little sluggish with the factory installed 512 MB of memory. Picked up a couple Kingston 1 GB modules (KVR667D2S5/1G) from the local Memory Express ($99.95 each). I was a little hesitant to use the Kingston ValueRAM as opposed to the
