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The Offical OS X Customizations Screenshot Thread (Page 81)
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This thread has reached 4000 posts.
BOOYAH!
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OK, downloaded with Safari and all is fine, weird.
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Originally posted by eyevaan:
nifty bat
Thx
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Originally posted by Fellow2000:
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what is the name of that theme/ where can I get it
what are your preferences for your dock appearance
desktop pictures also please
thanks in advance
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Originally posted by ender2002:
what is the name of that theme/ where can I get it
what are your preferences for your dock appearance
desktop pictures also please
thanks in advance
The theme is rhapsodized, with a personal mod.
My dock appearance is default except with added drop shadow using transparentdock
The desktop picture can be found here --> http://www.freundt.org/florian/index.html
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Originally posted by Fellow2000:
Nice
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Originally posted by Fellow2000:
What is this theme please ?
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Originally posted by AveTenebrae:
What is this theme please ?
read 2 posts above yours!
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Originally posted by badidea:
read 2 posts above yours!
Carefull, there are 4000 posts now
People could go back a lot !
BTW, I was pretty inspired by your screenshot, so I'll be making on tonight or this week end with my own widgets
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Originally posted by Fellow2000:
wot does that lock menu icon do?
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the lock menu extra is for keychain access. i know cause i've just gotten around making a mod for it for my theme.
cheerz.
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OK, this is probably a stupid question, but how does one change the settings so you can see how much disk space is used/unused right under the drive's icon?
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Randman - while in the finder, press command -j, then "show item info".
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But dont forget randman it will show the disk size and then the un-used space so dont think it says used and un-used
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Thanks.
And you're right Komisar, I was thinking of menu meters and how it shows total, free and used space when I wrote that. Thanks for the correction.
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:: Carbon Themes v1.5 ::
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Theme: Pro LCD (Modified)
Desk Pic: FixTyle
Thanks to OzzPot for helping to find this desk pic.
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Your screen shots are always the best. I love that Freundt site, thanks for the link.
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That wallpaper works but that site is too windows-ish for me. Ugh
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Originally posted by cmove:
Aahh les examens ...
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You might want to be aware of how much RAM Sofa uses.
On my iBook 600, it uses 15% of 384 MB of RAM.
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how'd you get temperature monitor to not show up in the dock?
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Originally posted by ambush:
You might want to be aware of how much RAM Sofa uses.
On my iBook 600, it uses 15% of 384 MB of RAM.
uses 3% on my machine so I am not particularly worried.
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Originally posted by fireside:
how'd you get temperature monitor to not show up in the dock?
via dockless
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Originally posted by CarbonG4:
via dockless
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ah, thanks bub.
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1 PowerPC G4 1GHZ
128 RAM (New Ram soon i hope)
CDRW/DVD COMBO
40 GB HDD
yada yada yada heh
My eMac taken with my new Fujitsu Digital Camera hehe
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128 ?!?!?! how much ram are you adding... i know this sound's extrme but get a gig in it... it makes all the difference
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Youre comments were predictable.
Thnx btw
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A gig is also damn expensive. I keep waiting for prices to drop so I can get a 1-gig stick in my iBook G4 and move the 512 to my graphite and replace the 256 on it.
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Originally posted by Randman:A gig is also damn expensive. I keep waiting for prices to drop so I can get a 1-gig stick in my iBook G4 and move the 512 to my graphite and replace the 256 on it.
Can it even handle a 1 gig stick of RAM? I only mention it because my (old) g4 tower will only use 256MB per stick (I even have a 512 stick in there, but it's being read as 256).
Don't know what model you have, just a warning so you make sure you're not saving up for something you can't use .
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Originally posted by Makki:
1 PowerPC G4 1GHZ
128 RAM (New Ram soon i hope)
CDRW/DVD COMBO
40 GB HDD
yada yada yada heh
My eMac taken with my new Fujitsu Digital Camera hehe
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Looking good Makki! wouldn't you be better off with a SuperDrive ?? Just asking? Or does COMBO mean just that ?
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Fonzie
I was going to get the superdrive but decided to get this one as it was more close my budget hehe
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wibs, yes it can, all g4 towers can handle i think up two 2 gigs of ram like 4 512 so in essence you COULD even put a 2 @ 1 gig sticks in there and it should work..... but i think there is a certain model of ram you need to purchase.
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Originally posted by wibs:
Can it even handle a 1 gig stick of RAM? I only mention it because my (old) g4 tower will only use 256MB per stick (I even have a 512 stick in there, but it's being read as 256).
Yeah, they do make 1 GB modules for laptops, but they're wicked expensive. Your issue sounds really weird. I'd try fiddling with the order of the modules to see if you can get the machine to properly recognize that 512 module. I know on the G5s memory must be installed in parallel, with matching modules in corresponding slots, or performance goes down the tubes.
After a bit of research I found that the only G4 tower to support only 1 GB of RAM was the original 350 or 400 MHz G4 with PCI graphics. If that's the one you have, messing with the modules won't matter. It'll only support 1024 MB. Interesting that it automatically treats that 512 module as a 256, though (kind of nifty).
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Originally posted by Komisar:
wibs, yes it can, all g4 towers can handle i think up two 2 gigs of ram like 4 512 so in essence you COULD even put a 2 @ 1 gig sticks in there and it should work..... but i think there is a certain model of ram you need to purchase.
There's always a certain model or RAM you need to purchase . I think the older G4s used PC100.
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Originally posted by Randman:
A gig is also damn expensive. I keep waiting for prices to drop so I can get a 1-gig stick in my iBook G4 and move the 512 to my graphite and replace the 256 on it.
Just so you know, that plan won't entirely work. Your graphite (I'm assuming you mean a G4 tower) doesn't use the same type of RAM as your iBook, so you can't move its 512 over.
(I apologize for the three posts in a row. If I were more awake I would have noticed all of the questions before I started typing and made one big post answering them all.)
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rhythmicmoose, no big deal just next time edit one post
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don't mean to hijack this from makki (or gui customization), but my comp is a dual G4 450 with AGP, and from my research before I think it does max out at 1gig.
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Originally posted by wibs:
Can it even handle a 1 gig stick of RAM? I only mention it because my (old) g4 tower will only use 256MB per stick (I even have a 512 stick in there, but it's being read as 256).
Don't know what model you have, just a warning so you make sure you're not saving up for something you can't use .
IIRC, the old iBook G4s can only use upto 648MB of RAM. so even if you DO manage to put in a gig, i doubt that the iBook can use it to its full power or whatever.
unless you have a brandnew one, then you can have upto 1.25GB of ram.
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Originally posted by Makki:
Fonzie
I was going to get the superdrive but decided to get this one as it was more close my budget hehe
Makki
I understand. Wouldn't be my choice though, but when you have a budget to stick to then I understand. I tend to just take a loan, like with my iMac :LOL:
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The first round of G4 iBooks CAN use a 1GB stick of ram.
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