Apple made a token gesture towards its Valentines yesterday, releasing OS X 10.4.5. Not quite spectacular though (unless there are little pink hearts in the About… box, I didn’t check) — seems like the most important fixes are for Intel Mac users.
[02/15] My very first kernel panic! But second reboot went just fine.
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Bumped Intel PowerBook specs means that the Intel iBook and maybe even the mini might well be Core Duo too (in which case I guess I’d rip my iMac G5 open and stick a mini inside):
According to Intel’s price listing for the Core Solo and Core Duo, Apple stands to save only $32 dollars by opting to include a 1.67GHz Core Solo processor, rather than a 1.67GHz Core Duo, in any of its forthcoming products. The chips reportedly cost $209 and $241, respectively. On the other hand, Intel’s 2.16GHz Core Duo processor costs approximately $217 more than the 2.0GHz model, somewhat justifying Apple’s $300 upgrade fee from 2.0GHz to 2.16GHz on the MacBook Pro.
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CreamMonkey 0.2 is the Safari equivalent of GreaseMonkey, allowing you to create (or download) Javascript files that modify any given website’s pages however you like. Can’t tell what it’s worth — I never used GreaseMonkey and won’t try CreamMonkey any time soon.
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