Here's the home rig: Dual 2.0 LaCie 19" Electron Blue 15" Aplle LCD Powerbook 15" 1.25 Alesis M1 monitors Delta 44 sound card M-Audio keystation 61 Nikon Coolscan V Canon Pixma …

Quote: Originally posted by ghporter: By the way, another advantage of using a WRT54G is the third party firmware available for it. There are TONS of options in these …

Upgrading firmware through the web interface of a Linksys router hasn't always been there. In fact, it's a fairly recent addition, and one that is a real boon to Mac users, since …

WRT54G here. Mojo - You can upgrade the firmware from a Mac. Through the web interface. I have done it many times...

My vote goes to the Linksys WRT54G. Endless config options, great reception, cheap price, very stable.

You know, it's a funny thing about wireless routers: there are success and horror stories for every brand. I would have been happy to stick with Linksys if it hadn't caused me pro…

SBC's 2Wire equipment doesn't really come with any more support for Macs than Linksys' equipment does. In truth, there's not much "Mac-specific" about networking; just where you c…

The company that I work for, OnDeckTech, recommends Linksys. We are a Mac based consulting firm for home users. We consistently install and support Linksys on Mac based systems. …

Quote: Originally posted by Mojo: I have owned two different Linksys wireless gateways/routers. The first thing to keep in mind is that Linksys does not provide support…

I have owned two different Linksys wireless gateways/routers. The first thing to keep in mind is that Linksys does not provide support to Mac owners, so unless you happen upon a L…

There's a whole forum for networking questions. It's called "Networking." There is nothing involving networking that's peculiar to iBooks.

A friend of mine had serious issues with her Airport Extreme Base Station, where it would need to be reset every few days. We were never able to figure out why it happened. This i…

Granted, it will cost you more than $50, but what's wrong with just purchasing an AirPort Express Base Station? At least it's supported by Apple, and won't have any compatibility i…

Im about to setup a wireless network, and I was wondering what kind wireless router I should get? I know nothing about routers. I heard that some dont work as good on Apple? Any ro…

Quote: Originally posted by KeilwerthSX90R: Great setup. I've been looking for a larger desk, what kind of desk do you have and where did you get it? Thanks, Josh …

Quote: Originally posted by SimeyTheLimey: I just posted this in the lounge version of this thread. I guess it belongs here too. The new(ish) setup: Quicksilver 2002 G…

Any, display, eh? I can just imagine the looks I'll get in the coffeeshops with a folding bluetooth keyboard and my powerbook propped up on its side..

Quote: Originally posted by CorduroyBoy: Won't this mess-up sub-pixel rendering? -> because the bars of red, green, and blue are stacked differently. Since sub…

CT: I just think he put it on its side. rotut

Won't this mess-up sub-pixel rendering? -> because the bars of red, green, and blue are stacked differently.

My 20" Cinema display doesn't rotate (I know, I just looked at it) so how is 10.4 going to magically make it swivel 90 degrees? Am I missing something I should have read in the ma…

ATI's newest drivers for their X800 and 9800 Mac cards have a hardware acclerated rotating option called VERSAVISION™, you can use now in 10.3 if you like. Looks like this And yo…

I too am of the crowd that believes this is a long since overdue feature. I mean if the hardware can support this, why not just implement it. My display isn't widescreen, but it …

I would suspect that this feature will not be tied to a particular display. In display preferences for 10.3 the title bar says the name of screen it is running, so the fact that th…

I just posted this in the lounge version of this thread. I guess it belongs here too. The new(ish) setup: And a view of the other side so you can see where I put the printer:…