You’ll be interested to know Safari 3.0 beta replaces the webkit framework thus borking safari 2.0 + everything else that relies on webkit. If it’s too late for you check this out: http://www.tuaw.com/2007/06/11/more-on-rolling-back-from-safari-3-beta/
Here’s a post I wrote over on the Project Fondue Blog about our use of Loggerhead with mod_wsgi under Apache. Loggerhead is the rather nice branch viewer for bazaar branches as used on Launchpad.net.
If you’re not already subscribed to the Project Fondue blog feed then I can recommend it, as there should be some interesting posts coming out of there in the coming months (yes I’m unashamedly biased!).
I found the changing with the workspace with the mouse wheel really annoying. To disable it go to System => Preferences => CompizConfig (available if the compizconfig-settings-manager package is installed) and uncheck “Viewport Switcher” which is under the “Desktop” heading.
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What’s up with the different Mac OS X Safari 3 interface vs the Windows version of Safari? I have been fervently waiting to post some screen prints on my Flickr account showing that Mac and Windows now have the same Apple Safari browser available, but visually, they sure don’t look alike. Brushed metal doesn’t mesh with such a claim !!!
Why isn’t Safari 3’s UI being updated on Mac OS X????????