osx lion

ive owned the same PC for 8 years and haven't really felt I needed to upgrade. I like macs though. Its just expensive cause you always want that new thing they released..No fault on Macs.

Im not doing any intensive cpu draining work though

  On 7/26/2011 at 1:34 AM, marf said:

ive owned the same PC for 8 years and haven't really felt I needed to upgrade. I like macs though. Its just expensive cause you always want that new thing they released..No fault on Macs.

Im not doing any intensive cpu draining work though

I'm guessing Windows XP, Pentium 4 processor, about 1GB of RAM, and either onboard video card or one that has about 8MB of RAM?

How can you even hit youtube with that thing?

8MB video RAM was the standard in 1997-1998

a bit more than 8 years ago

just installed lion with no problems! liking the reversed scrolling and launchpad :)

pretty close joyrex. i have a performance edition of XP i got from demon. Ive set up vlc a certain way so i can even watch bluray rips. I do audio stuff but its non real time work. if i was susing VST's and stuff Id be fucked, yes..Youtube is all about the connection you have and mine is pretty good

I guess im angry cause I saved up for months to get one of those awesome Pismo laptops and a few months later the new OS was released. The new laptops released. I was left in the dust. It's kind of sad cause I think the Pismos are still excellent and handsome laptops

  On 7/29/2011 at 6:11 PM, marf said:

I guess im angry cause I saved up for months to get one of those awesome Pismo laptops and a few months later the new OS was released. The new laptops released. I was left in the dust. It's kind of sad cause I think the Pismos are still excellent and handsome laptops

The last of the ergonomic apples!

the microswitch in my trackpad just failed. when you push down on it, it doesn't click :(

guess i will try to return it tomorrow.

Maybe you just push it like a sissy girl

I'm really thrilled that Lion decided to force non-support of Logic 8. Basically, when you try to open Logic 8, you get a "this application cannot run under this version of OS X" warning.

Also, Core Audio seems to behave weirdly in Lion. It took Apogee forever to release drivers for the original Duet, which I have, and things just sound... distant and muddy now.

  On 9/5/2011 at 6:44 PM, baph said:

I'm really thrilled that Lion decided to force non-support of Logic 8. Basically, when you try to open Logic 8, you get a "this application cannot run under this version of OS X" warning.

 

Also, Core Audio seems to behave weirdly in Lion. It took Apogee forever to release drivers for the original Duet, which I have, and things just sound... distant and muddy now.

apparently, if you type exactly this (with the spaces) into terminal, you can get logic 8 to work fine, so long as you keep the terminal window open:

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/Applications/Logic\ Pro.app/Contents/MacOS/Logic\ Pro

(there is a space after Pro at the end)

also found this:

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Open up Automator

Select "Application" for the new document type

Under the Library Menu, select "Utilities"

Then drag and drop "Run Shell Script" into the work flow area on the right

Then paste the script above

Go File > Save, and save in on your Applications folder (or where ever you want)

Then pop a shortcut into the dock (I even changed the icon to the logic icon!)

Now when you click it, it will run the script automatically and open logic with one click

Awesome! Thanks. I'll try it.

  On 9/5/2011 at 6:50 PM, BCM said:

  On 9/5/2011 at 6:44 PM, baph said:

I'm really thrilled that Lion decided to force non-support of Logic 8. Basically, when you try to open Logic 8, you get a "this application cannot run under this version of OS X" warning.

 

Also, Core Audio seems to behave weirdly in Lion. It took Apogee forever to release drivers for the original Duet, which I have, and things just sound... distant and muddy now.

 

apparently, if you type exactly this (with the spaces) into terminal, you can get logic 8 to work fine, so long as you keep the terminal window open:

 

  Quote

/Applications/Logic\ Pro.app/Contents/MacOS/Logic\ Pro

(there is a space after Pro at the end)

why would there be a ' ' at the end? What happens when there is no space? this is something I have never heard of when launching something from a terminal. Usually spaces are just used to separate arguments (unless escaped like above in path). Try it without a space i want to know what happens.

  On 9/6/2011 at 3:29 AM, Bubba69 said:

  On 9/5/2011 at 6:50 PM, BCM said:

  On 9/5/2011 at 6:44 PM, baph said:

I'm really thrilled that Lion decided to force non-support of Logic 8. Basically, when you try to open Logic 8, you get a "this application cannot run under this version of OS X" warning.

 

Also, Core Audio seems to behave weirdly in Lion. It took Apogee forever to release drivers for the original Duet, which I have, and things just sound... distant and muddy now.

 

apparently, if you type exactly this (with the spaces) into terminal, you can get logic 8 to work fine, so long as you keep the terminal window open:

 

  Quote

/Applications/Logic\ Pro.app/Contents/MacOS/Logic\ Pro

(there is a space after Pro at the end)

 

why would there be a ' ' at the end? What happens when there is no space? this is something I have never heard of when launching something from a terminal. Usually spaces are just used to separate arguments (unless escaped like above in path). Try it without a space i want to know what happens.

Apple - think different.

Think derpfrent

  On 9/6/2011 at 3:29 AM, Bubba69 said:

  On 9/5/2011 at 6:50 PM, BCM said:

  On 9/5/2011 at 6:44 PM, baph said:

I'm really thrilled that Lion decided to force non-support of Logic 8. Basically, when you try to open Logic 8, you get a "this application cannot run under this version of OS X" warning.

 

Also, Core Audio seems to behave weirdly in Lion. It took Apogee forever to release drivers for the original Duet, which I have, and things just sound... distant and muddy now.

 

apparently, if you type exactly this (with the spaces) into terminal, you can get logic 8 to work fine, so long as you keep the terminal window open:

 

  Quote

/Applications/Logic\ Pro.app/Contents/MacOS/Logic\ Pro

(there is a space after Pro at the end)

 

why would there be a ' ' at the end? What happens when there is no space? this is something I have never heard of when launching something from a terminal. Usually spaces are just used to separate arguments (unless escaped like above in path). Try it without a space i want to know what happens.

dunno, that's just how it is... might well work without the space at the end too.

so, i only just noticed this. lion users: in the reply box, try holding down "a":

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

now try "b":

b

now "c":

cccccccccccccc

now "d":

d

and so on... about half the keys no longer repeat when held!

supposedly you'll get an accent popup option if you hold down certain keys, but it doesn't trigger on mine, probably because i'm using english.

anyway, extremely inconsistent and quite lame design decision. to fix it, do this in terminal:

defaults write -g ApplePressAndHoldEnabled -bool false

and reboot.

And you noticed that, because....

What? Too much free time eh?

;p

edit: added smiley to imply some form of social grace

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeecccciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

doesnt work on watmm but everywhere else holding a vowel brings up accents.

ßüñš

what a stupid design decision.

  On 9/6/2011 at 3:33 AM, oscillik said:

  On 9/6/2011 at 3:29 AM, Bubba69 said:

  On 9/5/2011 at 6:50 PM, BCM said:

  On 9/5/2011 at 6:44 PM, baph said:

I'm really thrilled that Lion decided to force non-support of Logic 8. Basically, when you try to open Logic 8, you get a "this application cannot run under this version of OS X" warning.

 

Also, Core Audio seems to behave weirdly in Lion. It took Apogee forever to release drivers for the original Duet, which I have, and things just sound... distant and muddy now.

 

apparently, if you type exactly this (with the spaces) into terminal, you can get logic 8 to work fine, so long as you keep the terminal window open:

 

  Quote

/Applications/Logic\ Pro.app/Contents/MacOS/Logic\ Pro

(there is a space after Pro at the end)

 

why would there be a ' ' at the end? What happens when there is no space? this is something I have never heard of when launching something from a terminal. Usually spaces are just used to separate arguments (unless escaped like above in path). Try it without a space i want to know what happens.

Apple - think different.

lol