Mac

Hi, I'm posting this because I'm at my wits end with trying to solve this one issue I'm having.

This post is not directly Drupal-related, but I am trying to install Ubuntu Linux on an old G4 PowerPC Mac, to use as a Drupal server. I can't get the Mac to see the Ubuntu disc when I try to boot from CD. If you are even semi-knowledgeable about this I would appreciate any guidance you might be able to provide. Thanks.

We have a small number of Apple iMac (dual boot) workstation / desks available for lease from January in our studio. Located in Hoxton / Old Street area, London. These would suit web developers, web designers, artists, designers, video editors, architects, etc.

I use macports to installed Nginx and php-cgi on my MacBook Air Lion and deployed Drupal 7.
Everything is fast except DRUPL_HOME/admin/config. That page needs 3s to load while other pages just show as soon as I click the link.
Anyone got the same problem on Mac?

I had the pleasure of being introduced to drush at this past meetup, and wanted to provide some detail that might serve someone else.

I run a MacBook Pro, and MAMP as a local development server.

I followed Mike's recommendation of using a path alias to the actual drush directory, so that it would be accessible from Terminal:

I placed the uncompressed drush directory in:
/Users/ben/Applications/
and ran the alias script, following Mike's recommended course of action:

"3. (Optional, but recommended:) To ease the use of drush,

Hi everyone

Another question for anyone out there that understands 'Drush Make'.

I have Drush setup (Mac OSX) and am pretty competent in using it. The issue I now have is that I'm a little unsure as to how to get 'Drush Make' working which I require to save time on Drupal site setups. I've looked for videos etc (this is the way that I managed to get Drush running correctly) but have been unable to find a good example that I understand.

Does anyone know of an absolute idiot proof tutorial or perhaps can post an easy to follow guide?

Any help will be much appreciated

Thank you