@mjtsai @tullera @danielpunkass @rosyna And the Eudora settings had numbers rather than names.
@tullera @danielpunkass @rosyna Yes, I got the idea from Eudora. (Though Eudora didn’t put the links in its manual.)
@danielpunkass @chucker That could work—if you’re allowed the sandbox entitlement.
@mcelhearn @danielpunkass I’m actually not satisfied with that. Those settings will be more easily discovered/explained in the prefs window.
@danielpunkass @chucker Perhaps. It’s too bad, though, because the system help search engine works pretty well now.
@chucker @danielpunkass Unfortunately, the system help viewer now blocks custom URL schemes. (Not sure whether this is intentional.)
@danielpunkass Thanks, although now that you posted a screenshot I see a typo. :)
@danielpunkass I’ll let you know how many of them can be factored away when I switch to auto layout. :-)
@danielpunkass Nice post. At what point is it better to just write the constraints in code, where you can factor out the commonalities?
@bbedit Did you change your download server? It seems to be super fast this afternoon.
@rentzsch MotionX-GPS, Gaia GPS, Maplets if you want to use GPS. Though I tend to use GoodReader with a photo of the relevant paper AMC map.
Missing Safari’s address book support: discussions.apple.com/message/235077…
@stormchild No commas, even?
@_DavidSmith Or have a search field!
@marcoarment You just have to use the app to remove a computer; doesn’t have to be running on the computer you’re removing.
@grynspan That works if you want to select the full range of clickable text. The modifier would let you select just the range of interest.
When in Safari, I still miss how in iCab you could hold down a modifier key to select clickable text without following the link.
@maxwellarm Haha. The weird thing is that the app is only using 2.5 GB, but the system quickly exhausts 16 GB, plus 9 GB compressed.
Aperture is faster on Mavericks, but it keeps giving me the “Your system has run out of application memory” window, then I have to reboot.
@simX Yeah. Several people thought SpamSieve was marking the messages that color.
@simX I’ve gotten bug reports about that. :-(
With Mac OS X 10.9 being free, it finally happened: more people are now running my apps on 10.6 (12%) than on 10.7.
@basilshkara Hmm, I wonder if that would explain the Safari text rendering regressions as well: mjtsai.com/blog/2013/10/2…