June 2, 2005 at 10:47
· Filed under Mac, Travel
I arrived in San Francisco last night. Some photos can be found here. Unfortunately, I slept through the middle of that beautiful sunset, and NWA also didn’t do a very good job keeping their windows clean. Otherwise, the flights with KLM and NWA were really quite enjoyable. In particular on the Airbus A330, which features a personal entertainment system where you can even play games against the other passengers. It also has laptop power in half of the economy seats 
Seems some other people weren’t that lucky …
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March 22, 2005 at 17:41
· Filed under Mac
Die Folien zum Vortrag “Bildbearbeitung ohne Photoshop” bei der
Mac User Group Stuttgart
gibt es hier zum herunterladen:
- PDF (Bildschirmversion)
- PDF (Druckversion)
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February 16, 2005 at 13:21
· Filed under Mac
Die Folien zum Vortrag “Sicherheit für Macs” bei der Mac User Group Stuttgart gibt es hier zum herunterladen:
- PDF (Bildschirmversion)
- PDF (Druckversion)
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October 25, 2004 at 19:43
· Filed under Humor, Mac
Danamania has managed to get Mac OS X to boot on a 25MHz Centris 650 using Debian and PearPC! The OS is expected to be fully up and running in about … 7 days 
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September 17, 2004 at 00:10
· Filed under Mac
I think every single person I’ve talked to after they switched to the Mac platform has asked this question. It’s particularly difficult for people with German keyboards since all the characters Unix people and programmers usually need such as tilde, backslash, braces, and brackets are not printed on the keyboard and only accessible using Option or Option-Shift. But fortunately, Mac OS X comes with a little tool to help you figure out where all those keys are:
Keyboard Viewer.
It can be enabled in System Preferences / International / Input Menu. This will automatically place the Input Menu (that’s the little menu with the flag icon) into your menu bar, containing an entry for Keyboard Viewer. In Keyboard Viewer, just press any of the modifier keys (Shift, Option, Option-Shift) to see the key mappings.
If that was too fast, here’s a little movie to show you how it’s done.
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