Comments for ~/slaveriq http://plassmann.ch fun, code and more fun Tue, 20 Jul 2010 05:09:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Mac OSx – What fanboys ignore [update] by slaveriqhttp://plassmann.ch/archives/40/comment-page-1#comment-6 slaveriq Tue, 20 Jul 2010 05:09:51 +0000 http://plassmann.ch/?p=40#comment-6 Thanks for your comment, yes it's true you can use an other icon theme, but that still you have more choices in Linux and on Windows.Thanks you for your hint, i guess that is enough to protect me from rick roles or worse. Yes your methode was cool, but it is to slow. Thanks for your comment, yes it’s true you can use an other icon theme, but that still you have more choices in Linux and on Windows.

Thanks you for your hint, i guess that is enough to protect me from rick roles or worse.
Yes your methode was cool, but it is to slow.

]]> Comment on Mac OSx – What fanboys ignore [update] by madgundehttp://plassmann.ch/archives/40/comment-page-1#comment-5 madgunde Tue, 20 Jul 2010 03:08:43 +0000 http://plassmann.ch/?p=40#comment-5 "But you loose your freedom of choice, OSx comes with a Window Manager that you have to use, you can’t change the layout like you would on any X11 WM. So you can’t make your desktop personal besides changing the Wallpaper."Really? Tell that to these people: http://www.outlawdesignblog.com/2009/50-custom-mac-desktop-screenshots/Oh, and if you're just going to use the screensaver to lock the computer, then just use Mac OS X's built-in keyboard shortcut, ctrl+shift+eject. My hint that you linked to is for an alternate locking method using fast user switching. Using my hint to activate the screensaver is a bit redundant.Thanks for the linkback, and cool blog btw. “But you loose your freedom of choice, OSx comes with a Window Manager that you have to use, you can’t change the layout like you would on any X11 WM. So you can’t make your desktop personal besides changing the Wallpaper.”

Really? Tell that to these people:
http://www.outlawdesignblog.com/2009/50-custom-mac-desktop-screenshots/

Oh, and if you’re just going to use the screensaver to lock the computer, then just use Mac OS X’s built-in keyboard shortcut, ctrl+shift+eject. My hint that you linked to is for an alternate locking method using fast user switching. Using my hint to activate the screensaver is a bit redundant.

Thanks for the linkback, and cool blog btw.

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