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    The Snow Leopard Report: Recovering from Feature-Bloat

    October 30th, 2008

    You have to appreciate Apple’s point of view with Snow Leopard. After releasing reference upgrades for Mac OS X with two or three hundred new features — some of which you may not have even wanted — it was time to fix the plumbing to pave the way for the future. Or at least that’s […]


    Let’s Not Forget the Mac OS We Used to Know and Love

    December 19th, 2007

    I know that many of you are the proud owners of vintage Macs, dating back to the very first model, back in 1984. Of course, there’s not much they can do today with anything but the software and operating systems released when those computers were first built, or a few years thereafter. In moving to […]


    Newsletter #365 Preview: Do You Really Need that System Enhancement?

    November 27th, 2006

    The other day I read that there are over 4,300 Universal applications available, which means lots of choices for your Intel-based Mac. But many of these applications aren’t high-power productivity programs you might need for your work. In fact, some of the most important entrants, such as Adobe Photoshop, and Microsoft Office for the Mac, […]


    The Tiger Report: A Memo to Mac OS 9 Users

    June 2nd, 2006

    Dear Friend, I know that, like all folks who have embraced the Apple Macintosh, you are an extremely smart, well-educated person with an above-average income. Or at least you aspire to one or all of these goals. Despite being surrounded by people who have urged you to join the “Dark Side,” which is our little […]