Jure Cuhalev

Posts Tagged ‘OS X

09 Jan, 2010

OS X tray icon overload

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Tech

We used to make fun of Windows users and impossible number of tray icon in bottom right corner. Observing my OS X tray today I noticed that it’s almost 700 pixels wide and that it doesn’t look like the trend of expanding will stop.

Does this mean that next version of OS X will slowly start [...]

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10 Feb, 2009

Rhetorical dialog boxes anyone?

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: usability

Modal dialogs are something to be very careful around as they break the flow of user interaction and scream at user “Focus! Answer this NOW!”
But what do you think when you get something like this:

Question box?

I imagine it would be too much to build a QA tool that would scan all the dialogs and detect [...]

13 Jul, 2008

Placing links in Firefox on MySpace blogs

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: tutorial

Image by carlosgomez via Flickr
This is a short tutorial how to insert links into your blog post using MySpace blog editor on OS X in Firefox. It’s pretty verbose as I tried to see if I can write a detailed tutorial. It’s a quick republish of the blog on my MySpace blog, as I’m not [...]

23 Feb, 2008

Open source and your Mac

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Planet Kiberpipa| Planet LiveCD| Tech

This week I gave a presentation on topic of Open Source and Mac OS X and how it affects your life as a Mac user. While the initial idea was to talk about Open Source alternatives on OS X, I quickly discovered that this might not be the best thing to talk about. The issue [...]

Some time after installing Leopard OS X 10.5 and second set of updats for iWork 08 the Keynote Application started crashing on start. Crash report said the following:

Process: Keynote [3724]
Path: /Applications/iWork ‘08/Keynote.app/Contents/MacOS/Keynote
Identifier: [...]


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jure100px_colour Jure Cuhalev is an Open Source Hacker, with background in Social Sciences and Usability and User Experience (UX).