SMARTReporter 2.7.0

MacPorts clean up

The following command erases all the temporary files that are generated during the build of an application: 
sudo port clean --all installed


The following command cleans up (removes) the old and unused versions:
sudo port -f uninstall inactive

Lion 10.7.1 available

You can find more information about Mac OS X 10.7.1 here.

Lion FAQ

• Have I already installed Lion?

No.

• Why?

Because I have some work to do.

• What kind of work?

I have to write articles (using MS Word) about WireShark, LaTeX and Octave and I do not want to have compatibility issues.

• Will I install it?

Yes, possibly at the end of August or at the beginning of September 2011.

• Anything else?

I do not find something in Lion that I desperately need, Snow Leopard is just fine for what I do (iOS programming, photography and writing articles). Nevertheless, I want to have the latest version of Mac OS X for programming reasons. I would also like to install the 10.7.2 version of Lion but I do not know when it will be available. This time I will do a clean install - install everything from scratch as I want a clean system.

Intel CPUs

From IEEE Computer, August 2011.

New Skype version

Just build something

Found it in MacTech magazine, May 2011.
by Justin Williams

My July 2011 MacTech article

Title: Using AppleScript and Perl for Automation
Subtitle: Saving Facebook pages as WebArchives in an automated way