When you share a directory from OSX Mountain Lion via SAMBA you can mount it from Linux but you cannot write into it. This problem is related to a new authentication mode present into Mountain Lion (and also in Lion). To resolve this annoying problem, you have to add this Read more…
When printing and saving as PDF files, from Mac, the Title and Author are filled in automatically by default. The window title is the Title, and the current user is the Author. I have not found any way to setup the default settings Title and Author to be blank. However, using Read more…
Apple’s Time Machine software made it easy to set up incremental back-ups, with one exception: network drives (more formally called network-attached storage, or NAS). Time Machine only directly supports drives formatted with Apple’s HFS+J file system, and will eventually use all disk space on the drive. This page provides an Read more…
This web app can share your screen (it’s a view only application, not like VNC/remote desktop) to who you want. This is a great solution to help friends (or maybe also customers) watching directly the remote screen. It’s safe and easy (it uses JAVA to do the trick – so Read more…
formulatepro – Overlay text and graphics on PDF documents. Great for filling out forms. – Google Project Hosting.
ImageOptim — all image compression tools in one Mac app. Very nice and open source application to reduce photo size without compromises!
The guys from Box.net are giving away 50gb of space forever if you install the last APP on your iPhone/iPod/iPad. It’s a nice and free backup solution! http://blog.box.net/2011/10/12/were-giving-ios-users-insane-amounts-of-free-storage-box50gb/ PS: It’s working also if you are an old user (like me). Just install the APP, log in and enjoy the space! Read more…
When you configure a SAMBA server on Linux and you want to mount the resource from a Mac, remember to set the security mode to “user“, otherwise you can receive messages like this: The operation can’t be completed because the original item for “SHARENAME” can’t be found From the smb.conf: Read more…
The problem: your favorite internet connection has one or more NAT between you and your server, so your SSH connection freeze after some idle time…