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Amazingly I managed to find a Konica Minolta setup guide and it actually worked! So here’s the process: Configuring a PagePro 9100 printer under Snow Leopard
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I resorted to sharing my printer via an old iMac that was running OSX 10.4 and printing that way, it worked but would take a long time to print a single page and frequently had to be rebooted to keep it working.Īfter running like that for a few months I decided to try and figure out how to get the PagePro 9100 working directly again as I couldn’t handle using the same slow process any more. I was aware of this change but even so I found myself in the same position, and despite all the various articles and posts I read I couldn’t get my Konica Minolta PagePro 9100 printer working.
Many people who upgraded to Snow Leopard (or newer versions of OSX) got caught out and suddenly found themselves with a non-functioning printer.
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Mac OSX 10.6 brought quite a few new but subtle features and changes, one of those subtle changes was the dropping of support for the AppleTalk protocol. Go to and click the download link to get the trial version, you can also buy Cornerstone directly from the Mac App Store. You can also download a 14 day trial in order to check out the application for yourself before parting with any hard earned cash. There is also a student discount of 20% which sweetens the deal even more.
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How much does it cost?Ĭornerstone 2 is out now and costs $59 for a single licence or $29 to upgrade from any previous version 1.x of the app. If you’re not using version control of any kind you should definitely give it a shot, Cornerstone makes the process a lot less daunting than having to work via the command line as well as offering a much more visual way to work with the changes and growth of your codebase. So if you work with external repositories then you can quite happily work with Cornerstone using your own external server or subversion host. I don’t use any internal Subversion repositories myself though but instead host mine using Beanstalk who offer various pricing plans including a free plan. This also helps to make sure that your local repository data is backed up via Apple’s Time Machine backup process too. Although Mac OSX already includes Subversion having multiple versions right within Cornerstone itself means you can work with repositories that use different Subversion releases and also not have to worry about whether any OSX updates affect your existing Subversion repositories. Subversion 1.4, 1.5 & 1.6 inside…Įven though it’s not new to version 2 it’s worth mentioning that Cornerstone actually includes Subversion 1.4, 1.5 and 1.6 within the application itself. One big improvement in V2 is with merging branches, this can be a pretty tricky process to manage but Cornerstone adds the ability to synchronise and reintegrate branches with their ancestor, deal with various revisions, and preview changes of any merges made. But Cornerstone 2 provides great tools for repositories with multiple users, finding out who checked in which files and why is clear and easy to find. My own SVN workflow is pretty straightforward as I am the only person that checks into my repositories. The makers of Cornerstone, Zennaware, have just released version 2 which introduces a whole load of new features and improvements to existing features. Out of all the clients I wrote about I ended up using the Cornerstone client the most (although Versions was a close second place).
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I wrote a blog post last year about Five Subversion Clients for Mac OSX where I highlighted some of the Subversion version control clients with a good GUI that are available for Mac OSX.
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