Archive for the 'General' Category

OMiC Version 2.0 Beta 1

Wednesday, November 14th, 2007
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Getting OMiC ready for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard makes more problems and take more time than I thought, so today there is just a beta version I can offer you. If you are interested in it write me a line.

 

 

 

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Mac OS X Leopard Version 10.5

Monday, October 29th, 2007
WWDC 2007 ticket

Many of you early adopters already ask me about the state of OMiC for Mac OS X Leopard which released last Friday. So good news first: There will be definitely a version of OMiC for Leopard!

I think it will be ready in one or two weeks, so stay tuned.

 

 

 

 

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OMiC 1.7.1

Wednesday, May 16th, 2007

Before I release a new version of OMiC, I always run a lot of tests on Mac OS X 10.3 and Mac OS X 10.4 on my PowerBook. Today I learn the hard way that I forget something: Mac OS X 10.4 on Intel Macs.

OMiC 1.7.0 was broken on Intel Macs, because of that one day after the release of it I release today OMiC 1.7.1, which brings Intel Macs support back.

Sorry for this mistake!

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OMiC 1.7.0

Monday, May 14th, 2007

Final, OMiC 1.7.0 is done. It’s bring support for something called nested messages. This is one of the features which is hard to describe… because as all things in OMiC, it’s seamless integrated. So I try it with a screenshot.

For nested messages it was needed to rewrote the hole winmail.dat file parser, so if you find any regressions contact me.

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Welcome to restoroot.org

Friday, January 19th, 2007

Today, I would like to officially launch restoroot.org, and it brings an update for OMiC and a piece of new software.

It also brings this blog. I would like to share here with you more about mac relevant things than I can write on my other blog on java.net.

Now to the new application, currently it addresses two issues:
1. When you come from Microsoft Windows, you know and love this “Map Network Drive” Feature. On Mac OS X you must always mount manually the share, and when the server gets down, you must manually mount it again.
It is even uglier when you use a laptop, then with every location change you must redo the work.
2. Power of Airport and Bluetooth. Again, you use a Laptop to work, and at home you connect over Airport and use your bluetooth mouse, but at the company you use ethernet and so turn airport power off. And in the train or the coffee with the too small table for a mouse, you turn again airport and bluetooth off to save battery.
Currently, it is in beta phase, so please check it out and give me feedback.

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