First Class and Hotline. Server/Client. First Class had broader userbase, such as schools and organizations in the groupware/collaborative segment (but also Mac user groups and so on). First Class was a comercial…
I remember how insanely quick the GUI on the first MacOS X Server (1.0) version was. It was mostly (simple explanation) a classic MacOS theme slapped on NeXTStep with some additional things added (and stripped). Then…
Not feature-rich as Little Snitch. However, it's free and open source. I primarily use Little Snitch for my iMac and MBP. But use LuLu as well on other machines. Can highly recommend all the other apps Patrick Wardle…
Live in Stockholm. And no, pedestrians don't give a darn about traffic lights (except when needed).
As well as a FTP app for macOS, Sharing service for the Opera browser, Microsoft Flow, Samsung Flow and so on. While it's a word used all over the place, i would try to name it to something more ”unique”.
Native swedish/english speaker here. I agree that it sounds like she's trying to speak with some unidentified British accent.
First Class and Hotline. Server/Client. First Class had broader userbase, such as schools and organizations in the groupware/collaborative segment (but also Mac user groups and so on). First Class was a comercial…
I remember how insanely quick the GUI on the first MacOS X Server (1.0) version was. It was mostly (simple explanation) a classic MacOS theme slapped on NeXTStep with some additional things added (and stripped). Then…
Not feature-rich as Little Snitch. However, it's free and open source. I primarily use Little Snitch for my iMac and MBP. But use LuLu as well on other machines. Can highly recommend all the other apps Patrick Wardle…
Live in Stockholm. And no, pedestrians don't give a darn about traffic lights (except when needed).
As well as a FTP app for macOS, Sharing service for the Opera browser, Microsoft Flow, Samsung Flow and so on. While it's a word used all over the place, i would try to name it to something more ”unique”.
Native swedish/english speaker here. I agree that it sounds like she's trying to speak with some unidentified British accent.