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As most of the ISP now following the MAC base network security, some time you may need to change your mac book/iMac’s ethernet cards MAC address. It’s now too simple on mac os x. just open a terminal and paste this command, and don’t forget to change this command with your correct mac address.
That’s it. Now check the magic As i am a web application developer, lot’s of time i have to work with css. And right now i am using CSSEdit , it’s simple amazing. It’s now giving 100% satisfaction, because here i can work even on live site with it’s own preview option. I can change the little thing and get the preview without any single page refresh. not only that, it also giving me the option to select/change the properties with mouse click. Tomorrow i will make some changes on this theme (right now we are using), of-course i will take help of CSSEdit. I think it’s the best css editor on mac Only bad is , it’s not open source The Mac OS GUI and all it’s eye candy is a pleasure to use and look at. By holding down the Shift key, you can slow down virtually any Aqua effect in Mac OS X, from minimization to expose. If you want something truly useless but kind of fun, you can make the slow effect permanent by typing the following command in the Terminal: Enable Slow Animations:
WOW, i wish i will also get one very soon. number of view: 224If you use your Mac on a cross platform network often, you’ve surely run into the obnoxious creation of .DS_Store files. If you’re curious what the file is used for, DS_Store is a hidden file for Mac OS X that stores various bits of data for the Finder to remember, like icon position, making it completely useless for anyone besides you to see. By default, your Mac will create the .DS_Store file’s all over the place including accessed computers that aren’t Macs, creating an annoying mess for network users to find. Thankfully you can easily turn off the creation of DS_Store files on network connections: Stop .DS_Store file creation on network sharesLaunch the Terminal and type the following exactly: |
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