Month: August 2013

Apple, Windows Technologies

Windows Equivalents in MAC OS X Systems for System Administrators

Control Panel <=> System Preferences My Computer <=> Finder Windows Explorer C: Drive <=> Finder Macintosh HD Taskbar <=> Dock Command Prompt (cmd.exe) <=> Terminal Task Manager/Process Explorer <=> Activity Monitor Event Viewer <=> Console   Add or Remove Programs  <=> System Information > Software > Installations   Recycle Bin <=> Trash   Windows Search <=> Spotlight      Network Connections <=> Network User Logoff <=> Log Out  

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Apple

Which Mac is right for you? Compare All Macs

Notebook or desktop. MacBook Air or iMac. No matter which Mac you choose, you’re getting a computer that features the latest technology and is ready to help you do amazing things right out of the box. Overview All Mac notebooks All Mac desktops MacBook Air From $999 Learn more Precision aluminum unibody Dual-core Intel Core i5 or i7 11.6- or 13.3-inch LED-backlit glossy display Multi-Touch trackpad Up to 1.7GHz dual-core Intel Core i7 processor Up to 8GB memory Up to 512GB flash storage Intel HD Graphics 5000 11.6- or 13.3-inch LED-backlit glossy widescreen display Two USB 3 ports — MagSafe […]

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Apple, Citrix

Proof of Concept: Running Apple MAC OS X on Citrix XenApp

Having known that it’s a long await for the industry to see the MAC licensed for virtualization, I’ve come up with an hybrid setup that enables one to connect run MAC OS X on Citrix XenApp sessions.   POC Components involved: MAC OS X client system running on MAC hardware Citrix XenApp Infrastructure, with network access to MAC OS X system XenApp application server with PowerShell and UltraVNC Viewer installed Technical background: MAC OS X license EULA terms doesn’t restrict running MAC OS on virtual systems for business/commercial purposes Many of the MAC users have requirement to have remote access […]

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