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 [Twitter Fan Wiki] Twitter Fan Wiki / Apps: Omnivide -- Twitter Plugin - Omnivide is written in Java, so multi-platform. Only Mac OS X not supported due lack of Java 6.

 [PCHardwareBlips - Top OS News, Videos, and Blogs] [Phoronix] Phoronix Test Suite Brings Benchmarking To Mac OS X: Ars takes a look at the latest beta releases of Ubuntu 8.10 and Fedora 10. These betas include impressive new features and reflect the growing maturity of the Linux desktop.

[Camper VW Heaven] Mac or PC? or any computer you recommend?: The audio cards in the MacBooks are great (remember Macs are the chosen computer for music and art producers). While I’m sure there may be something to be desired when it comes down to professional grade quality, by that point you will likely be looking into a larger machine to play with that has more punch anyway.

 [DaniWeb IT Discussion Community - Software Development] For sale a brand new apple iphone 3G 16gb.....200euro - Mac Software: For sale a brand new apple iphone 3G 16gb....200euro - Mac Software Community and Forum - Our Mac Software forum is the place for Q&A-style discussions related to specific made for mac software.

 [Winphix] The best operating system for the job « Winphix: Well let’s take Vista, shutdown and booting times from about 20 seconds to 5 minutes, slow loading applications, bloated system base, this is not exactly what I would call great performance. Linux (Ubuntu) is a little bit better but is still extremely slow to boot and shut down.

 [Boycott Novell] Boycott Novell » Vista 7 Truths and Sins: But after the stage props came down, and after the projectors finally went cold, attendees were left with a pre-beta copy of something that looked less like a new OS than the repackaging of an old one. At least that was my impression after I started exploring the Windows 7 M3 (Milestone 3) bits that came on my shiny new 160GB Western Digital USB hard disk (one of the better tchotchkes I’ve received at a conference).

[Rubenerd Blog] My own falling out with Microsoft: I’ve only touched on the issues of licensing as well as some of their dubious business practices, because as much as they have also affected my opinion of Microsoft to the general loathing I harbour for them now, what it all boils down to is a simple fact: Microsoft software isn’t nice to use anymore.

 [Lifehacker: Mac OS X] Top 10 Right-Click Tools: Set up your FTP servers in RightLoad's preferences, and sending files to the server is as easy as right-clicking and choosing a server. After you're done, RightLoad creates HTML-formatted links for quick web writing or friend-linking, and automatically renames duplicate files.

 [On the Road : Victoria JK Lamburn's Blog] Vista in Use - Day Two’ish: Likewise many of the very awful colour schemes have been consigned to history although curiously the Windows 98 style Windows Standard colour scheme remains along with the Windows Classic scheme (of Win 2000/ME/XP/2003 heritage.)

 [OStatic blogs] Upcoming Fedora 10 Release Has Style and Substance | OStatic: Sure, Vista has a shiny new polish on it's UI, but it's still the same as Windows 95 was, heck I can even set Vista up to look like Windows 95, come to that I can make my Gnome UI look like Vista, OSX or Windows 95 and if I am bored with Gnome I can go for KDE (version 3.5.10 or 4.1.3), or maybe Enlightenment, the possibilities are endless.

 [Notes to My Children] Notes to My Children » Blog Archive » Mac OS X: From a quasi-IT ...: (While I’m not well-versed on OS X’s display compositing system, it appears that each window or app is in it’s own ‘layer’, and you have to click another window or the Desktop to change the focus. It appears that the mouse cursor is remaining in the currently focused app’s cursor mode, but this is awful when the cursor is an ‘i-beam’, you have a huge display and the mouse cursor is practically invisible when it blends in with other items on the screen.)

 [Windows Vista Team Blog] Windows Ultimate team provides an update on Extras - Windows Vista ...: a real nice Ultimate Extra would be support for Linux and OSx filesystems so you could read write to a linux or Mac OSx partition from within Vista.  Sure you could argue that this could encourage people to make the switch from Windows to MacOSx or Linux, however if this was an Ultimate only extra I would doubt that would be the case.

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