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 [MorrisonFilm] Six Feet Under Melancholy: Permalink I Love Dashboard IMG Ever since OS X Tiger arrived I’ve picked up on a lot... Dasher within the first few days of Tiger and it definitely increased my Dashboard usage. It’s like... there is something soothing and harmonious about combining Tiger technologies. Set up an Automator action to move

 [Geoffers] Mac OS 10.4: Tiger: In Mac OS 9 with Sherlock you could Index your HD and do almost exactly the same thing, so it rasies the question is Spotlight really new, or is it just bringing an OS 9 back into existance? There are, however, many differences: With Sherlock you had to Index your HD manually, and it would index your whole HD everytime, taking several hours to do one 60GB HD, with Spotlight, it does the inital index (well, if upgrading from a previous OS, if your doing a clean install it has all the index already saved), then, afterwards, it indexes files on the fly.

 [Infoworld.com] InfoWorld: Product Guide: Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) Server : Review: Tiger’s Dashboard interface pops up a layer of pretty desktop widgets, some hooked to services such as weather and Yellow Pages. What I like most about Dashboard is the programming layer underneath.

 [Morrisonfilm.com] MorrisonFilm: Here Apple allows users to basically create mini web-apps that float on your desktop and the web design community is (for the most part) yawning. Well, I shouldn’t say no one is excited, there’s hundreds of new widgets being released weekly, but the world doesn’t need another 800px wide widget for looking up phone numbers in Linköping, Sweden (no offense to Sweden).

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