Mystery student identified: developer of EZiD

had to type hdiutil eject -force "device_entry" in terminal to get it to stop . Still couldnt figure out what was running in the background.

Yeah... I tested the app out real quick from inside the disk image (I always test apps out like that, just for this reason). I closed the app then when to eject the disk image, and lo and behold, can't eject cuz the program left things runnning in the back ground.

What i expected: finder windows organized in small piles, activating exposé's "show application windows" when i click one of them.

What i got: the damn, ugly and inefficient "cascade windows" from the shoddy MS operational system.

Thanks for making my iBook experience how it is to have windows. Hated it.

His web site is beaucoup poo poo...

like cascade in Windows? I hate cascade - give me a tile feature though, that would rock

you should see the windows version if you think the mac one is bad. :S

Running EZID sent my "Little Snitch" into a panic. Little snitch, which monitors any application trying to Phone user data home, told me EZID was attempting to install itself in places the snitch couldn't monitor it. I force quit the app. Anyone care to tell us what EZiD is up to?

that is soooo not piles.. it's neat ,, but Piles was the tool to beat

Is it me or does that look lk vista's crappy aero feature?

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David Chartier: 0

"Now if you'll excuse me I am going to ponder exactly how Steve can fire someone who doesn't work for him. The man is powerful."

ROFL, you "pwn'd" him