Leopard Hacked

Ben — Wed, 15 Aug 2007 08:53:36 +0000

Some developers have made a pach for Apple Mac OS X Leopard Build 9A466 and 9A499 to run on intel/AMD based PCs

Well, I say no time, but that’s only true when you already downloaded all needed packages and stuff. You need to download about 10GB of data so make sure that you read the following paragraph before you start downloading the things mentioned in this guide.

If you are already running tiger on your Windows box there’s almost 99% chance that Leopard will work on your computer. never installed tiger before? If you want to install OSX (tiger or leopard) on your Intel or AMD computer, your computer processor needs to support at least SSE2. You can check this with a program called CPU-Z. Don’t even dare to try this stuff if CPU-Z only states SSE, it won’t work. If you got SSE3, you’re lucky because everything will go [synonym for extremely] fast.

So your CPU supports at least SSE2? Doublecheck it and read on.

“The developers” made a patch for Leopard build 9A466 and 9A499 to make it work on your PC. Because 9A499 is very unstable I’ll only discuss 9A466 in this guide, if you really want to use 9A499 I think you can find out things by yourself. This patch allows you to install Leopard, though it won’t install a Darwin bootloader.

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AppZapper

Ben — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:27:44 +0000

Everybody loves the drag and drop nature of OS X. Drag an app into your applications folder, and it’s installed. You’d think it would be that easy to delete an app — just a matter of dragging it to the trash. But it’s not. Applications install preferences, caches, and other support files throughout your computer that take up space and generate clutter. Deleting these by hand every time you delete an app is a pain.

Here is AppZapper..

AppZapper is for people who want to confidently try new apps while knowing they can uninstall them easily. Drag one or more unwanted apps onto AppZapper and watch as it finds all the extra files and lets you delete them with a single click. A slick safety system remembers which apps you want to keep safe, and the log tracks all the files you’ve zapped. In one Zap you’ll understand it. In two you’ll fall in love.

RapidWeaver

Ben — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:21:22 +0000

RapidWeaver is a revolutionary, but friendly piece of web design software made exclusively for the Mac. it ‘ll help you create and publish beautiful, modern sites, compliant with today’s web standards.

RapidWeaver is one of the most powerful desktop based blogging systems on the planet. It includes podcasting, inline comments, RSS feeds, custom permalink and tag support. RapidWeaver has also been finely tuned to be SEO friendly.

It can also produce beautiful Flash slideshows from your photos. You no longer need to own or learn Flash. It’s as simple as picking the images you want and letting RapidWeaver do the rest. Don’t worry if flash isn’t your thing, RapidWeaver also makes stunning CSS based galleries.

Notae 2

Ben — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 12:00:01 +0000

Organize your notes, organize your life.

Everyone has a lot of notes. Some of them are organized, most of them aren’t. It doesn’t have to be that way.

Notae keeps all of your thoughts together. It lets you tag each item with words that are important to you, not just with predefined labels. Then, when you need that data the most, Notae lets you quickly search your data by content or tag to find what you’re looking for.

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Minim

Ben — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 11:48:29 +0000

Music management for musicians

Music listeners have long had iTunes to store their music, but music composers have had to struggle along with files and folders in the Finder. Minim is a music manager for composers, letting them keep all their compositions in one place along with the lyrics, audio files, media and even who else is working on the song with you. If that isn’t enough Minim also features integration with iCompositions.

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