Switching icons from another icon is how to put to use the hidden Apple hardware icons in Mac OS X, and many of the free icon packs downloaded from the web from sites like Interface Lift.Typically ...

Remove functional windows ssd. 2. Insert new ssd, install Mac osx. Remove Mac osx ssd. 3. Insert windows ssd again. Boot to it so it is #1 in boot order. Turn off pc. 4. Insert Mac os ssd. Boot to ...

Change the Size of Desktop Icons in Mac OS X. Click on the Mac OS X desktop; Hit Command+J, or pull down the View menu and select “Show View Options” Use the slider underneath “Icon Size” to adjust to ...

For example, I wanted an icon of the El Capitan “X” logo for my SSD, so I searched for “os x El Capitan” and then clicked on “Search Tools” and and then “Exactly” and put in “1024” in each box.

How to create new app icons in Mac OS X. With all that in mind we are going to look at changing an icon on the Mac. Of course, it’s easy to swap icons around using the trick above.

Spread the loveIntroduction: Changing the default icons in Mac OS X can be a fun and personalized way to customize your computer’s appearance or streamline your desktop experience. If you have ever ...

There are a lot of freeware Mac OS X icons I'd love to use. I read Alan Graham's tutorial on making Mac OS X icons, but I don't have the resources to aquire Adobe Photoshop ...

Mac OS X 10.10.4 Supports TRIM for Third-Party SSD Hard Drives Tuesday June 30, 2015 9:07 pm PDT by Husain Sumra Earlier today Apple released OS X 10.10.4 , an under-the-hood update to OS X that ...

Ever since the release of OS X 10.6.8, Apple has been selectively enabling the TRIM command for SSDs in OS X. This support continues on in Mac OS X Lion, as well as Mountain Lion, and even OS X ...

As reported by The Mac Observer, signed and numbered prints of the Bomb, Spotted Dog, Smiling Computer, Trash and several other icons are available in several sizes ranging from 8.5" x 11" up to ...

SSDs, Mac OS X and data security don't mix. Not only does the standard file delete not delete files - which savvy readers already know, but even the Mac's "Secure Erase Trash" function leaves 2 ...