Flash-back to 1984 with Byte's original review of the 128K Mac. Kind of cool to see how far our beloved Macs have come in the past 21 years, while still retaining much of the original's spirit. Byte wisely suggests you buy 512Kb of memory with your Mac (why did Apple even sell it with an underpowered 128Kb?); similarly, make sure to upgrade that Mac mini to 512Mb (why do Apple even sell it with an underpowered 256Mb?).
Targeted at those familiar with other versions of Unix, applies your knowledge to Mac OS X Tiger. Covers Spotlight and HFS+ Metadata, CUPS, X11, compiling and linking code, package management and creation, and Mac OS X Server.
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Flash-back to 1984 with Byte's original review of the 128K Mac. Kind of cool to see how far our beloved Macs have come in the past 21 years, while still retaining much of the original's spirit. Byte wisely suggests you buy 512Kb of memory with your Mac (why did Apple even sell it with an underpowered 128Kb?); similarly, make sure to upgrade that Mac mini to 512Mb (why do Apple even sell it with an underpowered 256Mb?).
Targeted at those familiar with other versions of Unix, applies your knowledge to Mac OS X Tiger. Covers Spotlight and HFS+ Metadata, CUPS, X11, compiling and linking code, package management and creation, and Mac OS X Server.
