Apple To Intel

I've been reading about this since Thursday, I think, and I'm not convinced.

What I suspect will be the case will be Intel's PCI Express in new Macs. I think the least likely outcome is x86 based Macs.

However, I really have no firm ideas on what the truth behind the rumours could be. I know that if OS X remains the same, if the performance remains the same, if the physical hardware you can see and hold remains the same, I'm not religiously opposed to having a CPU other than PowerPC in the machine - as an end user.

Hmmmm

Added Dimension have ex demo caMac Minis, 1.42GHz 80Gb 256Mb RAM, for £271 ex vat (£318 inc VAT vs. £398 inc VAT (£339 ex) new).

Hmmmm...

Sadly retrofitting Airport/BT isn't really an option with them. Still, a bit of a bargain, no?

4 available right now.

A Tiger Ate My Emails!

Just one for those Tiger people...

If you install Tiger and it doesn't show your email after importing mailboxes, chances are it hasn't got the Mail 2.0.1 installed correctly from downloading the 10.4.1 update. It shouldn't have lost your mail, but go to $home/library/ and make a backup of the mail folder anyway.

Delete the Envelope Index file.

Download 10.4.1 from Apple, and Pacifist (which lets you get into the package).

Install the Mail component of the package.

It should import the mailboxes again, and this time, they'll work.

Just fixed mine. Bloody Tiger. It's been quite crap, for an Apple update, really.

*grabs a shovel*

Hey, Steve. I know you've already started, but I figured I'd help with digging Apple's grave, you know?