B2tween Creativity & Safety

I tweaked my MacBook to look like iPad2.

It took me 15 minutes to make my MacBook iPad.

How do you think of this look?

By doing this, you can learn 3 things at the same time.

1. You can learn how to access to root account in your mac. (http://is.gd/F1RQks)

2. You can learn how to use fast switch function. (http://is.gd/A16TDa)

This is how you make your MacBook look like iPad.

1) Add Spacers to the Mac OS X Dock – this is done with a Terminal command that must be executed once for each spacer you want to create. The command is:

defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array-add '{"tile-type"="spacer-tile";}'

Enter that into the command line then hit return. Then hit the up arrow and return again for each additional spacer you want to create, ie: do this 5 times for 5 spacers. Then you must kill the Dock for changes to take effect:

killall Dock

The spacers can then be moved around like any other Dock icon, just click and drag them. To get the proper iOS appearance, reduce the number of icons in your Dock to 4 or 6, but remember that the trash can will take up a space on the end as well.

2) Hide the Mac Menu Bar – There are multiple ways to do this, and you can either hide the menu bar or change the coloring or opacity of it. A simple method is to use the free app called “MenuEclipse” which lets you adjust the opacity of visible menu, it’s what I used in the screenshot above.

3) Increase Mac desktop icon size – Use a reverse finger pinch while on the desktop or hit Command+J and bring that slider up to 100+ pixels, depending on your desktops resolution size.

4) Make aliases of apps or folders you want to show on your Mac desktop – Select an app or folder and hit Command+L or hold down Command+Option while dragging the app to the Mac OS X desktop to create an instant alias.

5) Adjust the Aliased Desktop Icons to be on a Wide Grid – the icon grid spacing you’ll want is probably larger than the defaults that OS X allows, so go ahead and line them up manually.

6) Hide Macintosh HD and other drives from your desktop – iOS doesn’t display any drives, so you should set Mac OS X to behave the same way. This is easily done through by clicking on the Mac desktop, then opening Finder preferences and unselecting the checkboxes next to the items you want to hide from the desktop. If you use these, you could also just incorporate them into the iOS desktop styled grid.

7) Use an iOS icon set – I didn’t do this in the screenshot, but you could also take change your Mac icons to a set that resembles the squared appearance of iOS icons. The Flurry set from Iconfactory is a good start and still holds a Mac-ish appearance.

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Have iPad envy? Do you prefer the ease of the iOS interface? Maybe you just like the way iOS looks and want your Mac to resemble that user interface.

By combining a few tips, we can make the Mac OS X desktop look a lot like iPad’s iOS:

1) Add Spacers to the Mac OS X Dock – this is done with a Terminal command that must be executed once for each spacer you want to create. The command is:

defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array-add '{"tile-type"="spacer-tile";}'

Enter that into the command line then hit return. Then hit the up arrow and return again for each additional spacer you want to create, ie: do this 5 times for 5 spacers. Then you must kill the Dock for changes to take effect:

killall Dock

The spacers can then be moved around like any other Dock icon, just click and drag them. To get the proper iOS appearance, reduce the number of icons in your Dock to 4 or 6, but remember that the trash can will take up a space on the end as well.

2) Hide the Mac Menu Bar – There are multiple ways to do this, and you can either hide the menu bar or change the coloring or opacity of it. A simple method is to use the free app called “MenuEclipse” which lets you adjust the opacity of visible menu, it’s what I used in the screenshot above.

3) Increase Mac desktop icon size – Use a reverse finger pinch while on the desktop or hit Command+J and bring that slider up to 100+ pixels, depending on your desktops resolution size.

4) Make aliases of apps or folders you want to show on your Mac desktop – Select an app or folder and hit Command+L or hold down Command+Option while dragging the app to the Mac OS X desktop to create an instant alias.

5) Adjust the Aliased Desktop Icons to be on a Wide Grid – the icon grid spacing you’ll want is probably larger than the defaults that OS X allows, so go ahead and line them up manually.

6) Hide Macintosh HD and other drives from your desktop – iOS doesn’t display any drives, so you should set Mac OS X to behave the same way. This is easily done through by clicking on the Mac desktop, then opening Finder preferences and unselecting the checkboxes next to the items you want to hide from the desktop. If you use these, you could also just incorporate them into the iOS desktop styled grid.

7) Use an iOS icon set – I didn’t do this in the screenshot, but you could also take change your Mac icons to a set that resembles the squared appearance of iOS icons. The Flurry set from Iconfactory is a good start and still holds a Mac-ish appearance.

And there you have it… your Mac desktop now looks a lot like an iPad.

Retrieved from osxdaily.com

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Believe it or not, Mac OS X is celebrating it’s birthday and turns 10 years old today. First released to the public on March 24, 2001, Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah was a huge conceptual leap forward for the Mac platform. Unfortunately the first OS X iteration was painfully slow and largely unusable due to performance issues, and these troubles kept most Mac users on Mac OS 9 until 10.1 was released which sped things up dramatically. Things rapidly evolved from there and the rest is obviously history.

This is what the first release of Mac OS X 10 Cheetah looked like, featuring elements that are still familiar today but with a candy striped Aqua interface:

Happy Birthday to Mac OS X!

Will Mac OS X be around in another 10 years? Probably not by name, but elements of it will surely live long into Apple’s future.

Retrieved from Mac OSX Daily (http://osxdaily.com)

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증상 

Mac OS X의 경우 iTunes Store 구입을 인증하려면 공유 폴더가 필요합니다.

Windows인 경우에는 iTunes 폴더도 필요합니다. 이 폴더가 누락되거나 잘못된

폴더 권한이 있는 경우 다음 증상 중 하나가 나타날 수 있습니다.     

• iTunes Store에서 구입할 수 없습니다.    
• iTunes Store에서 구입한 콘텐츠를 재생할 수 없습니다.     

• 다음 텍스트와 함께 경고가 표시됩니다.           

  • "이 컴퓨터에 대한 인증 정보를 저장하는 동안에 오류가 발생했습니다.
  • 필요한 디렉토리를 찾을 수 없거나 권한 오류가 발생했습니다."

해결방법

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Apple today has released the very first developer preview version of

Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. Announced back in October last year,

Lion and is a significant update to OS X, bringing a lot of iOS features

that work so well on iPod touch, iPhone and iPad to the desktop OS X.

Full press release is as follows:

Apple Releases Developer Preview of Mac OS X Lion

CUPERTINO, California—February 24, 2011—Apple® today released a developer preview of Mac OS® X Lion, which takes some of the best ideas from iPad™ and brings them back to the Mac® for the eighth major release of the world’s most advanced operating system. Lion features Mission Control, an innovative new view of everything running on your Mac; Launchpad, a new home for all your Mac apps; full screen apps that use the entire Mac display; and new Multi-Touch™ gestures. Lion also includes the Mac App Store℠, the best place to discover, install and automatically update Mac apps. The Lion preview is available to Mac Developer Program members through the Mac App Store today, and the final version of Lion will ship to customers this summer.

“The iPad has inspired a new generation of innovative features in Lion,” said Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. “Developers are going to love Mission Control and Launchpad, and can now start adding great new Lion features like full screen, gestures, Versions and Auto Save to their own apps.”

Mission Control is a powerful, entirely new feature that unifies Exposé®, Dashboard, Spaces®, and full screen apps to give you a bird’s eye view of every app and window running on your Mac. With a simple swipe, your desktop zooms out to display your open windows grouped by app, thumbnails of your full screen apps as well as your Dashboard, and allows you to instantly navigate anywhere with a click.

Launchpad makes it easier than ever to find and launch any app. With a single click, Launchpad displays all your Mac apps in a stunning full screen layout where you can launch, re-order or organize apps into folders. You can also arrange apps into multiple pages and swipe between them.

Lion brings the full screen experience that iPad users love to the Mac. With one click, your application window goes full screen, taking advantage of your Mac’s brilliant display. You can swipe from one full screen window to another and even back to your Desktop or Dashboard.

New Multi-Touch gestures and fluid animations give you a natural and intuitive way to interact with your Mac. New gestures include pinching your fingers to zoom in on a web page or image, swiping left or right to turn a page or switch between full screen apps and swiping up to enter Mission Control.

Lion also includes the Mac App Store, where you can find great new apps, buy them with your iTunes® account, and download and install them in just one step. Apps purchased from the Mac App Store are installed directly into Launchpad.

Additional features in Lion include:

• a new version of Mail, with an elegant, widescreen layout inspired by the iPad; Conversations, which automatically groups related messages into one easy to read timeline; more powerful search; and support for Microsoft Exchange 2010;
• AirDrop, a remarkably simple way to copy files wirelessly from one Mac to another with no setup;
• Versions, which automatically saves successive versions of your document as you create it, and gives you an easy way to browse, edit and even revert to previous versions; 
• Resume, which conveniently brings your apps back exactly how you left them when you restart your Mac or quit and relaunch an app; 
• Auto Save, which automatically saves your documents as you work;
• the all new FileVault, that provides high performance full disk encryption for local and external drives, and the ability to wipe data from your Mac instantaneously; and 
• Mac OS X Lion Server, which makes setting up a server easier than ever and adds support for managing Mac OS X Lion, iPhone®, iPad and iPod touch® devices.

Mac OS X Lion Developer Preview can be downloaded by the users

registered on Mac Developer Program.

These are 8 key features of Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.

• Mac App Store
• AV Foundation
• Sandboxing and Privilege Separation
• Full Screen Apps
• Auto Save and Versions
• File Coordination
• Aqua
• Resume

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If you often forget to shut down your Macintosh laptop, you can schedule

an automatic shut down that closes all applications on the laptop

and powers it off. The auto-shutdown mode can be set to occur every day;

on the weekends or during the week at a specific time based on the schedule

settings in your Energy Saver preferences. By automatically shutting down

your Macintosh computer when you are unable to manually do so,

you preserve the battery's health and prevent wasted electricity caused by

continuous use, according to Joe Hutsko, author of "Macs All-in-One For Dummies."

Instructions

1. Select "System Preferences" from the "Apple" menu, located at the top of

   your Macintosh's screen.

2. Click the "Power" or "Energy Saver" icon, and click the "Schedule" button

   in the lower-right corner of the window. Click the empty box beneath

   "Start up or wake" to add a check to the box. Click the arrow on the menu

   to the right of the checked box, and select "Shut Down." 

3. Click the middle drop-down menu, and select "Every Day," "Weekends" or

   "Weekdays" from the menu depending on your preference.

   Alternatively, select a specific day of the week from the menu.

4. Type the time you want to schedule the automatic shutdown,

   and enter "AM" or "PM" in the field. Click the OK button to save

   the automatic shutdown rules.

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애플이 어제 2011년 새해를 맞이하여 대대적으로 맥 앱 스토어 (Mac App Store)를 오픈했습니다. 작년 말에 이미 알린 바와 같이 정확하게 2011년 1월 6일 맥 앱 스토어를 오픈했네요.

애플은 그간 맥 컴퓨터에서 쌓은 노하우를 아이폰 (iPhone)이나 아이패드 (iPad)에 적용해서

세계적으로 선풍적인 인기를 끌어왔으며, 이제는 'Back to the Mac'이라는 주제로

그렇게 해서 아이폰과 아이패드에서 배운 노하우를 다시 원래의 원천 기술인 맥 컴퓨터에

적용을 시도하고 있습니다. 그래서 맥 앱 스토어가 탄생하게 된 것이구요.

http://www.apple.com/mac/app-store/

맥 앱 스토어는 기존에 애플 웹사이트에 있었던 소프트웨어 사이트가 확장 개편된 형태로서

맥 OS를 10.6.6으로 업데이트 해야 설치가 됩니다. 업데이트가 끝나게 되면 기존에

맥북 왼쪽 위에 있는 소프트웨어 업데이트 부분은 App Store로 바뀌게 되며,

맥북의 Dock에는 새로운 응용프로그램인 App Store가 설치되게 됩니다.

이번 애플의 맥 앱 스토어 오픈은 오는 7월에 새롭게 출시될 Mac OS X 10.7 Lion에서

선보이게 될 새로운 개념들을 맥 OS X 10.6.6에서 먼저 맛보게 되는 것이며,

Mac OS X 10.7에서는 아이폰, 아이패드에서처럼 컴퓨터에서 앱을 자유롭게 설치

삭제할 수 있게 됩니다.

With the Mac App Store, getting the apps you want on your Mac has never been easier.

No more boxes, no more disks, no more time-consuming installation. Click once to

download and install any app on your Mac. The Mac App Store is now available

as a software update for any Mac running Mac OS X Snow Leopard.

Great apps for your Mac. Right on your Mac.

The Mac App Store is just like the App Store for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

So it’s as easy to find and download Mac apps as it is to add your favorite magazine

to iPad or a new game to iPod touch. You can browse Mac apps by category,

such as games, productivity, music, and more. Or do a quick search for something

specific. Read developer descriptions and user reviews. Flip through screenshots.

When you find an app you like, click to buy it.

Install any app with ease.

The Mac App Store revolutionizes the way applications are installed on a computer —

it happens in one step. Enter the same iTunes password you use to buy music and

apps on your Mac, iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Within seconds, your new app flies

to your Dock, ready to go. So you can spend more time enjoying new apps

and less time installing them.

Keep your apps up to date.

Since developers are constantly improving their apps, the App Store for Mac keeps

track of your apps and tells you when an update is available. Update one app

at a time or all of them at once, and you’ll always have the latest version of every app.

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Record, edit, and produce your audio with Sound Studio, an easy-to-use

Mac app for recording and editing digital audio on your computer.

Digitize tapes and vinyl records, record live performances, create your own

mixes with crossfades, tweak the levels and EQ, apply digital effects

and save in all major file formats with Sound Studio!

The Mac’s most popular audio program for many years, Sound Studio continues

to be regularly updated to add new features and to take advantage of

the very latest Apple technologies.

With Sound Studio you can record professional sounding Podcasts and other audio

dialog. Spoken word, speeches, presentations, music, and other audio can all be

recorded and edited with the same high fidelity. And from the high quality master,

you can save in many standard file formats such as AIFF, WAVE, MPEG-4 AAC,

Ogg Vorbis, and more.

Version 4 adds many new features:
64-bit app. (Also runs in 32-bit mode. Some plug-ins only available in 32-bit mode.)
New UI with everything you need in one window.
Output level meters.
Markers listed in the sidebar.
Simplified playback and recording transport.
Improved AudioUnit hosting.
Many bug fixes

Requires Intel CPU and Mac OS X Leoaprd 10.5 or higher.
(Recommended: Snow Leopard 10.6.

http://hotfile.com/dl/89630459/b8f22aa/SoundStudio401_MAC.rar.html

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Parallels Desktop for Mac is simply the world’s bestselling, top-rated, and most trusted

solution for running Windows applications on your Mac. With Parallels Desktop for Mac, 

you can seamlessly run both Windows and Mac OS X applications side-by-side with speed,

control and confidence. Run Windows programs like they were native to your Mac. Setting

up Parallels Desktop for Mac is simple and quick. Enjoy the best of both worlds — Windows

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Multiple view modes make it possible for you to customize the level of integration between

Mac and Windows without compromising performance.

Enjoy the best performance on the market

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New! Extend Mac OS X Parental Controls to Windows applications
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Note down today's most precious information - or let your Mac do the tedious

labour for you. Entering your mood, where you've been and what you did is

just a click away. Thanks to Chronories, you will never forget writing your diary

again. And if you don't have anything to say? Well, Chronories will gather its

fraction of the information anyways and fill in that information for you.

Automatically gathered informationOptionally, Chronories will gather local 

weather information, which websites you visited (right now just Safari and Firefox),

e-mails you receive, how long you've been working on your Mac and which

applications you were running… All of this makes it more convenient than ever to

record every day's essential information. What might have taken hours before is

merely a few minutes' work with Chronories.Analyze and visualizeHave you ever

seen a diary entry represented by a chart? Probably not. Well, just another good

reason to use Chronories. Produce comprehensive line charts, bar charts, tag

clouds and pie charts. See a summary of last month's weather, how that affected

your mood and who you've been talking to the most.The Menu Bar ServiceWith

Chronories, your diary gets written wether you contribute or not. Thanks to the Menu

Bar Service, entering today's mood, taking a screenshot, a snapshot of yourself or

jumping directly to your diary page is just one click away. And if you're not in the

mood to enter anything today? Never mind, because many important pieces of

information have been written down for you - without you moving a finger.

System Requirements & Supported LanguagesChronories has been translated into

a total of 9 languages. This means that the entire user interface, including all buttons,

labels and menu entries, automatically adapts to the language settings in your Mac's

System Preferences

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