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There's no denying that 1.5 is a great piece of software but it's certainly showing its age. I use it every day and not having seen an update for so long is certainly frustrating. Things I'd like to see:

- Code completion (better than just using escape). Something like Microsoft's IntelliSense would be amazing.
- Improved Find and Replace. Coda does this right (though without regex), TM's is frustrating at best.
- Smart undoing, word-by-word instead of character-by-character
- As good as Coda at dealing with languages within languages
- Cleverer quotation marks, etc. when inside comment tags
- Easier bundle creation. Snippets and commands are easy enough but defining regex rules for a new language is rather hellish (and I say that as a confident regexer)

I've written tens of thousands of words of LaTeX in TextMate and combined with OmniGraffle it's a killer combination, and the number one reason my main computing platform is OS X.
11. Command - Option- Y: Immediate fullscreen view.
Whilst it's expensive for a drive that doesn't even have Firewire 400, bear in mind that the price includes Value Added Tax (17.5%) and the pound is current pwning the dollar (as are Yen, the Euro, Turkish Lira and Top Trumps cards).

What's the point if it's not NAS? Either your computer has to be next to your TV, or getting stuff on there is going to be a bitch.
But does it give the same feeling of alcohol induced self-destruction?
Cheers, you're a gentlemen and a scholar. I've never understood exactly what the green button does, seems pretty random a lot of the time...
Funny you should mention that, I find it a massive pain in the arse. I have a mac mini with an external drive plugged into an HDTV; I hooked the drive up to my powerbook the other day and OSX remembered the size of the Finder window. It was so big that the bottom right corner didn't even appear on screen and I therefore couldn't resize it. Took me ages to work out how to sort it out, so Windows wins that one imho.
There's a few reasons I don't think he was talking about Leopard:

1. He said "product transitions which I can't go in to", but we all know about 10.5.
2. Leopard comes out in October, but the fourth quarter ends 30/09/2007 (or 09/30/2007 if you're being funny).
3. OS development costs the money, shipping a few DVDs isn't going to have a huge impact.

Personally I want a 12" ultra portable mbp, a new imac, a 3G iphone, an osx ipod and an iCe-cream maker.

The article was wrong, it was 425 GBP or 599 EUR, so that's only just over $850. Surely every teenager can afford that?

I'm sure Sony have done plenty of analysis on the price vs. (number of units sold)*(overall profit per console^) graph, so this is probably their most profitable strategy at the moment. It's just a shame that at such a price it does seem like they're laughing in our (European) faces.

^after games, controllers, etc sold to one console.
In agreement with what a lot of others have said:

1. Is this post-worthy?
2. I like the new menubar.

OS X's had transparency in it for years, this is hardly a radical departure. If you'll willingly stick with Tiger over a small UI change despite all the improvements which Leopard offers, you might want to think about going with Ubuntu/Beryl instead. These fanboys really need to grow up a bit...
Being 'something' of a .Net developer (i.e. nothing to do with WMP or any DRM malarkey) as I understand it porting 4OD to Vista should be relatively simple. By relatively simple I do not wish to imply that it would be easy, but that updating all the necessary object libraries (once available) and so forth would inevitably lead to 4OD working on Vista.

OS X however is an entirely different proposition. By not having an equivalent of the Janus DRM system the OS does not offer the inbuilt capabilites for content lockdown as does Windows. Even if 4OD was written in Java (which I can't imagine that it is, though I've never looked), it would still present a massive challenge to create an entire system of cross platform DRM.

Having made the mistake of posting on Endgt on a Mac/Win issue before, if anything is incorrect please don't tear me a new one, but explain why. (you know what the fanboys are like). I've knocked back some cocodamol for a banging migraine, so this may very well be all lies.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"All of these new nettops have me intrigued. I'm looking for a small, quiet and cheap PC to replace my aging tower in my home office, and all it really needs to do is load Microsoft Office, check email and surf the web. Is there a particular nettop that's better (or a better value) than another? I know it's a rather new segment, but hopefully someone has taken a chance on one already. Thanks!"
 

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