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Mission Control (F3): Press to view what’s running on your MacBook Air, including all your spaces and open windows. The function keys on the top row provide shortcuts for these common system functions:īrightness (F1, F2): Press or to decrease or increase the brightness of the screen.

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These aren't a big deal since they don't load once you get rid of the program, but even so I'm not sure of any easy way to get rid of them. Programs also might dump some preferences files in your user Library folders.

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The mac does actually have something similar to the registry (NetInfo Manager) but it's much more limited. Most apps are self-contained, and don't require uninstalls. It also does a pretty good job of cleaning up after itself when a program does go down.ĥ.

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The occasional reformat isn't a bad idea, but it is not as necessary a in Windows because the mac's memory manager isn't nearly as leaky. If you have a network that's not very reliable, that could be the problem. This is hard to diagnose, but I'm sure you can figure it out. There must be some process going on that's causing the problem, because this isn't normal. I generally find my PCs to be much more sluggish. Most of the functionality of Ghost is actually available in the built-in Disk Copy program, or whatever it's called these days (maybe Disk Utility or something).ģ. Ghost is a piece of crap compared to this program on the mac. Only noticed because It was odd that the drive light was so active. I used the external drive all week without noticing any performance issues. An just an aside, But there was one week where I had booted into the external drive just to see if it would work and forgot that I had done so. Once your booted up, just go into super duper and rewrite to the main drive after you fix it or replace it. Then set it to intelligently backup as files are changed on the mac (this is transparent to you unless you watch the light on the external drive) Should your main drive ever go down, you can boot your entire mac off the external drive just by holding down the option key and selecting the drive you want to boot from.

I have it set to so that my entire Mac is cloned onto an external firewire drive. For a replacement to ghost, use a program called 'Super Duper' Its works much better than ghost ever did on PC. Well Ill start with a question I know the answer to. all replies to all points would be appreciated. Someone suggested in one of my other posts to put all questions into one post.

but I think if this means clogging up an OS - then it should be outlawed!

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I appreciate that software companies should be allowed to have a mechanism to stop people repeatedly reinstalling.

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How about trial programs? Can you repeatedly install and uninstall trial programs?

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PC world: you install the average program.Īs a revenge for you unistalling, the program will leave behind bits and bobs that with the help of other programs will clog up your registry. Is there any danger of having a million and one applications all trying to load up at startup? Just wondering: is this a problem with Macs? PC world: you start off with a super fast machine. apart from oepening it and playing around with the basic system.Ĭlogging up - is this a problem with Macs? The machine is brand new and nothing has been done with it. and ONLY then will the busy logo (showing that the machine is doing something) come up. Simple things like checking and configuring the wireless settings. When I do simply things on the OS, it's very slow to respond. I'd appreciate if someone where to confirm what keyboard layout I have.

In the PC world (at least) this tells me I have a US keyboard. I can just reinstall the original configuration within a few minutes. I want to lots of playing around with my new mac!Īnd want to know that if I mess anything up. I want to install all the programs I want and keep an image of the installation. Can anyone tell me if there is an equivalent of Ghost for Macs?

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