The Leopard Version of the MobileMe updater was posted by Apple a few hours ago, it wasn’t and it is still not available from your Software Updater.
But a strange thing happened… While it was possible to download the package from here, the link now, is dead.
I have no idea on why this is happening…
Anyway, one thing is now sure, Leopard won’t turn to iTunes OS!
A possible solution is to get it from a Torrents website, for example, this link takes you to a downloadable MobileMe updater.
The file is small: 25 Mb, once installed, you’ll have the updated MobileMe icon in System Preferences instead of the ancien .Mac icon (I’m still looking for the updater for Tiger).
If you check your Software Update after installing the file I linked you to, you’ll see the version 1.1 of MobileMe Updater!
I was expecting to see a small cloud in the menu bar instead of the old double arrows circle, but all I had was… nothing.
The perfect replacement icon by Mr. Black for that ugly Microsoft Office folder.
Download the MS Office folder icon here.
Made by Loaf Ninja, this hat icon is the perfect replacement for any of your RSS reader desktop application.
I’ve just replaced the Sherlock Holmes hat I used to use for NetNewsWire with this one.
Download Holmes here, and Ninja Loaf’s hat here.
This awesome icon replacement for Safari is free.
Created by Jonas Resk, this superbly designed icon will give your Safari’s application in the dock a very modern look!
This icon is compatible for Mac & PC.
You can download it by clicking here.
You’ll find right inside the archive a set of this icon in 5 different colors and a CandyBar ready package.
A few hours ago, my friend Kofster was showing some very cute photographs he took of cats, so here’s another one, it’s a real lige Firefox Logo.
Hope you’ll like it padna!
This idea came to me when I read a comment on the new text edit icon.
Here are all the Apple’s iTunes icon since version 1.
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Download the icon (.icns)
And here you’ll find a package of 144 Leopard icons!
And here’s a screenshot of my Mac with Leopard icons and the Grass Wallpaper.
The Leopard Wallpapers are here.
