Archive for January, 2008
(or, “If I only had a nickel…”) I needed a permanent Linux machine to do some recent bugs; I have a Mac Mini here that’s been a champion for the past few months, triple-booting between Linux, OSX, and Windows XP. But, lately, I’ve been needing to switch between Windows XP and Linux quickly, so I [...]
Rob Sayre just checked in bug 411365, which adds some global functions to JS for starting and stopping profiling using Shark on OSX. This makes it extremely easy to get a clean profile for a specific testcase, especially if the action is deep in the UI or otherwise hard to isolate. Shark is pretty awesome [...]
beltzner recently sent me an email asking for some background regarding dropping support for gtk1. I didn’t think much of this — the decision was made before Firefox 2, based on the total utter lack of support for gtk1 from Linux and Unix vendors and the fact that gtk1 had been end-of-lifed for a while [...]
Does anyone out there have any idea how to force a specific SpeedStep frequency under MacOS X (specifically on a Core Duo and Core 2 Duo Mac Mini)? We can do this under Windows XP using SpeedswitchXP, and under Linux using cpufreq, but I can’t find anything similar for OS X. This is important for [...]
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