"Generic PC" icon in Leopard -- a bit below the belt?

**muzikool** · November 2nd, 2007

Thought this was too funny and a bit cruel. In Leopard, there are icons that represent networked machines -- many of the specific Mac models have corresponding icons. This is the icon that represents a "Generic PC."

**NetRyder** · November 2nd, 2007

And this makes it all the more amusing:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306857

**j79zlr** · November 2nd, 2007

Yea, third party software never causes PC's to crash.....

**muzikool** · November 2nd, 2007

Originally Posted by NetRyder

And this makes it all the more amusing:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306857

I read about that the other day myself. Oh, the irony!

**NetRyder** · November 2nd, 2007

The bottom line is...

**Electronic Punk** · November 2nd, 2007

haha, nice one ;p

**Geffy** · November 2nd, 2007

Very nice indeed though the Application Enhancer issue is mainly due to people not having updated to v2.0.3 of Application Enhancer (APE) which was released in March.

Admittedly some people apparently didn't know they had APE installed as the Logitech keyboard software installs it without telling the user. The only indication would be a new item in System Preferences and Logitech did not set APE to check for updates automatically.

**SPeedY_B** · November 9th, 2007

Do people still use APE?

**muzikool** · November 9th, 2007

Originally Posted by SPeedY_B

Do people still use APE?

Apparently enough people do to warrant a heavily-documented fix for the install bug that is caused by APE. I myself have never used it.

**Grandmaster** · November 9th, 2007

That's the prettiest BSOD I've ever seen

**muzikool** · November 9th, 2007

Originally Posted by Grandmaster

That's the prettiest BSOD I've ever seen

It is quite nice, too bad it's not an LCD, though. I guess that's part of the humor -- that a PC would be using a beige CRT.

**Maveric169** · November 12th, 2007

I love this part

After completing an upgrade installation of Leopard and restarting the computer, a "blue screen" may appear for an extended period of time.

Humm, for "an extended period of time", how long is that exactly? When will it fix it's self?

I love it, ROTFLMAO

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muzikool Act your wage. Joined: December 2001 Location: Texas, USA Reputation: Yes, please. Posts: 7,623 Reputation: 2900 Power: 202	"Generic PC" icon in Leopard -- a bit below the belt? Thought this was too funny and a bit cruel. In Leopard, there are icons that represent networked machines -- many of the specific Mac models have corresponding icons. This is the icon that represents a "Generic PC."

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muzikool Act your wage. Joined: December 2001 Location: Texas, USA Reputation: Yes, please. Posts: 7,623 Reputation: 2900 Power: 202	Re: "Generic PC" icon in Leopard -- a bit below the belt? Originally Posted by NetRyder And this makes it all the more amusing: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306857 I read about that the other day myself. Oh, the irony!

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muzikool Act your wage. Joined: December 2001 Location: Texas, USA Reputation: Yes, please. Posts: 7,623 Reputation: 2900 Power: 202	Re: "Generic PC" icon in Leopard -- a bit below the belt? Originally Posted by SPeedY_B Do people still use APE? Apparently enough people do to warrant a heavily-documented fix for the install bug that is caused by APE. I myself have never used it.

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muzikool Act your wage. Joined: December 2001 Location: Texas, USA Reputation: Yes, please. Posts: 7,623 Reputation: 2900 Power: 202	Re: "Generic PC" icon in Leopard -- a bit below the belt? Originally Posted by Grandmaster That's the prettiest BSOD I've ever seen It is quite nice, too bad it's not an LCD, though. I guess that's part of the humor -- that a PC would be using a beige CRT.

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