Tag Archive for 'Mac OS X'

XServe Virtual Hosting by Media Temple

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Now this is cool. Media Temple, in partnership with Parallels, is going to soon be offering XServe virtual hosting with the ability to scale up to a full XServe’s worth of power and server resources. Offering everything an XServe has, including serving multiple web sites (including built-in wikis and blogs, whatever that means), iCal Server, Directory, and Time Machine backups - I’m hoping that it will prove to be useful for small group ware work and personal site hosting.

You can apply for the Private Beta here.

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Leopard Security In-Depth

PDF from Apple on Leopard Security. Its pretty meaty.

Versions Subversion Client for Mac OS X

The only Subversion GUI for OS X that does justice to the platform is out in beta form. Get you some.

Apple updates iLife, iWork

iLife '08 & iWork '08 Apple released a ton of updates last night to its popular iLife ‘08 and iWork ‘08 suites. All of the programs were updated (and iLife had two updates rolled out). Details are scant, but the updates promise to improve overall stability, and increase compatibility. iPhoto sees new greeting card templates for the Holidays, while iMovie sees a few features return from previous versions, such as manual audio fades and still frame creation. Other updates were not as significant. There was also a firmware upgrade for Core 2 Duo iMacs, MacBooks, and MacBook Pros.