Comment Re:AlmaLinux "generic cloud" image (Score 0) 19
I see the 9.4 generic cloud edition.
https://dl.rockylinux.org/pub/...
Comment The beatings will continue... (Score 1) 85
until morale improves.
Comment Re:Insecticides NOT ALLOWED is the problem (Score 1) 89
We need to bring back DDT.
Silent Spring was a farce.
Comment Sounds like... (Score 1) 114
Person of Interest?
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1...
Comment Boot Camp Rocks... but they forgot a few things... (Score 1) 731
Boot Camp works great except Apple forgot some basic things...
1.) In XP the CTRL-Click function does not work. You have to install a third party util to run at startup that will enable right clicking using ctrl-click.
2.) Del key remapping... everything worked great until I joined my XP install to my company domain. The del key on macs is not the same as PCs. After joining a domain, you get the ctrl-alt-del prompt. This gets you nowhere. You need to use the windows server 2003 resource kit tool "remapkey" to map a real delete to the right apple key. I forgot to do this prior to joining the domain. The work around at that point is to scramble around and find a usb keyboard.
These items in my opinion should have been thought of by Apple as part of the Boot Camp driver install.
1.) In XP the CTRL-Click function does not work. You have to install a third party util to run at startup that will enable right clicking using ctrl-click.
2.) Del key remapping... everything worked great until I joined my XP install to my company domain. The del key on macs is not the same as PCs. After joining a domain, you get the ctrl-alt-del prompt. This gets you nowhere. You need to use the windows server 2003 resource kit tool "remapkey" to map a real delete to the right apple key. I forgot to do this prior to joining the domain. The work around at that point is to scramble around and find a usb keyboard.
These items in my opinion should have been thought of by Apple as part of the Boot Camp driver install.
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