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Tag: Mac OS X

Installing Ubuntu Linux on a G3 iMac

May 23, 2007 Ken Newquist Blog, Tech Tips, Technology

I love it when a geeky plan comes together. A few weeks ago I heard a story on the Geek Acres podcast about a grade school teacher who installed Ubuntu Linux on a bunch of iMacs that had been donated[…]

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Mac OS X Jaguar Roars to Success

November 9, 2002 Ken Newquist Blog, Technology

Jaguar, the latest iteration of Apple’s Mac OS X operating system, offers greatly enhanced compatibility with Microsoft Windows, a superb spam-killing e-mail program, and numerous minor improvements. The previous release was 10.1, and while this one is formally known as[…]

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Crystal Ball Looks Into the Future of Mac RPG Tools

July 9, 2002 Ken Newquist Games, Role-Playing Games

Crystal Ball is a robust RPG aid for Apple’s Macintosh OS. Created by Joseph Sharp, the program runs under both Mac OS X and the older Mac OS 9. The tool is built to support Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition[…]

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Elementary, my dear Watson

May 1, 2002 Ken Newquist Blog, Technology

The net’s a big place. Watson helps make it smaller. Produced by a California-based company called Karelia Waston is a sort of specialized search engine for the Mac OS X operating system that offers 16 tools designed to provide a[…]

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Mac OS X Revisited

December 12, 2001 Ken Newquist Blog, Web Development

I’ve been using Mac OS X for about three months straight now, long enough to have experienced the extremes of Apple’s next generation operating system. I’m running the 10.1 release on my dual USB iBook (the second generation, white-colored low-end[…]

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Winning converts with Apple’s iBook

November 12, 2001 Ken Newquist Blog, Technology

A review of Apple’s new iBook laptop computer, as well as a few observations on its OS X operating system.

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Nuketown is a speculative fiction website that’s been published continuously since 1996.

It’s publishing focus is articles, reviews and editorials about science fiction, fantasy, and horror with heroic overtones. It covers a variety of topics within the speculative fiction genre, including games, movies, soundtracks, books, and websites.

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