Features you'd like to see

These aren't meant as suggestions for a specific model, but more improvements for future products.
1. Since most processors now have an integrated GPU, we're losing a lot of back-panel space to HDMI, DVI, VGA, and DisplayPort sockets. FireWire, eSATA, and extra USB sockets are the casualty (admittedly, nobody cares about the first two, but I like having 8 USB sockets!). Why not put the video sockets on a special card that sits along the main PCI-E x16 slot. If you want to use the integrated GPU, you install that in lieu of a video card. Side benefit for systems integrators: No risk that some user will decide to plug his monitors into an inactive motherboard video port.
2. Instead of a backup BIOS system, why can't they find a way to put the BIOS on a MicroSD card? A bad flash can be fixed by taking the card to another PC, rather than having to replace a non-socketed ROM chip. This would be great for boards on a long-lived platform-- if you bought an old board and a new CPU, you could just take out the BIOS card and flash it on another PC, rather than having to do the "can I find/borrow an older CPU to do the flash" dance. In addition, having loads of flash space (even a 128Mb card would be cavernous for this purpose) would allow for cool stuff like "put Memtest86+, or a minimal bootable Linux districution, or other utilities on the card."
3. On a related note-- if that's infeasible, can they put the installed BIOS version on the sticker on the box? That way, you can check, before leaving the store, if the parts are compatible. I know the 990FXA-GD80 "V2" product was the same board with a newer BIOS... but this would eliminate the need to do such an elaborate reworking.

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These aren't meant as suggestions for a specific model, but more improvements for future products.
1. Since most processors now have an integrated GPU, we're losing a lot of back-panel space to HDMI, DVI, VGA, and DisplayPort sockets. FireWire, eSATA, and extra USB sockets are the casualty (admittedly, nobody cares about the first two, but I like having 8 USB sockets!). Why not put the video sockets on a special card that sits along the main PCI-E x16 slot. If you want to use the integrated GPU, you install that in lieu of a video card. Side benefit for systems integrators: No risk that some user will decide to plug his monitors into an inactive motherboard video port.
Many cpus made by Intel & AMD do not have an IGP. (I actually search for motherboards that do not include an IGP.) The way it works is that you buy an IGP cpu before you buy a discrete 3d card, generally. Most people who buy an IGP do so because they don't want/need a discrete 3d card. Some motherboards, especially those made by Apple these days, feature surface-mount technology, which means the cpus are soldered to the motherboard and cannot be removed/upgraded. As well, when you add a discrete 3d card into a system with an IGP cpu, and you make whatever bios/efi adjustments are called for, the on-board IGP is disabled. A customer who buys a discrete 3d card and installs it is presumed to know where the "video socket" is located--but even if he's not too sharp, connecting up the disabled IGP won't do anything detrimental, and if he gets no video because he's in the wrong socket he'll soon figure it out...
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2. Instead of a backup BIOS system, why can't they find a way to put the BIOS on a MicroSD card? A bad flash can be fixed by taking the card to another PC, rather than having to replace a non-socketed ROM chip. This would be great for boards on a long-lived platform-- if you bought an old board and a new CPU, you could just take out the BIOS card and flash it on another PC, rather than having to do the "can I find/borrow an older CPU to do the flash" dance. In addition, having loads of flash space (even a 128Mb card would be cavernous for this purpose) would allow for cool stuff like "put Memtest86+, or a minimal bootable Linux districution, or other utilities on the card."
Well, a UEFI is in a discrete motherboard chip for security purposes that would be hobbled by having systems load a bios from an SD card. The bios or UEFI, these days, is the strongest link in the chain of security in a PC--for instance, UEFI "secure boot" is absolutely dependent on a set of inviolate UEFI instructions. If a hacker can get into the machine UEFI/bios then he can control the machine, essentially, and remedies run at the OS level won't have an effect. Some OEMs like Dell ship machines with bioses/efi's that include links to certain kinds of diagnostic routines, however, so perhaps a Dell is more inline with your preferences than a discrete retail motherboard. When customers buy components like discrete motherboards it is assumed by the manufacturer that they already know enough in general to have little if any trouble installing the board--otherwise, they'd not be buying a discrete motherboard in the first place. Right? Makes sense to me...
As for knowing which motherboards support which cpus, well, MSI has an online list of motherboards you can consult, which includes a list of the cpus each board & efi/bios version supports. References like these should be consulted prior to purchasing a motherboard. And if you are in a retail store that is selling such motherboards, it never hurts to ask for that information in the store--assuming the store isn't completely clueless, they should be able to answer questions like that.
I certainly don't understand why you'd think that it's easier to have a second, fully operative computer system around than it is to have a separate cpu handy... I would think the opposite, because if you are buying a new cpu and a new motherboard, then the chances are good that your *old cpu* might be compatible with the new motherboard. At any rate, it is these kinds of questions the buyer is assumed to have the answers to by the motherboard manufacturers when he purchases a discrete motherboard--if you don't have the answers to these questions then you really don't even know what you're buying, right? Someone like that is not going to buy a discrete motherboard because chances are he won't have a clue as to how to install/use it--I think that is generally a logical assumption.
For instance--my motherboard is an MSI G46-970a with an AM3+ cpu socket. When I bought this (excellent) board a couple of years ago, it was to replace an older AM3+ motherboard which was running an Athlon II (it could have been a PhenomII, as well) so I knew when I ordered the board that if I needed to update the bios to support an FX-6300--which it turned out I did--I would need to boot initially with the AthlonII, download the latest bios from MSI, and then install the FX-6300. That's what I did and it went like clockwork because I already knew what I might have to do and was prepared when it came time to do it. Customers who buy discrete motherboards are expected to know certain things when they buy the boards else they risk buying/doing everything related to the motherboard erroneously. Sometimes, though, that's not all bad, because that's how people best amass information and knowledge that is worth having. Nothing beats hands-on.
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3. On a related note-- if that's infeasible, can they put the installed BIOS version on the sticker on the box? That way, you can check, before leaving the store, if the parts are compatible. I know the 990FXA-GD80 "V2" product was the same board with a newer BIOS... but this would eliminate the need to do such an elaborate reworking.
Doing Internet research *before* buying a product is always highly advised. It's only an "elaborate reworking" when you do it the first time, because you don't know what to do and you have to learn your way through, step by step. I can guarantee that if you retain your lessons learned that you will not make the same mistake again, but you'll be fully prepared when buying your next motherboard/cpu.
Good luck... Computing is a lot of fun when you know which way is up--and I'll pass along a hint that has helped me enormously through the years...learn how things work as they work and not as you think you'd prefer them to work...! Some folks spend/waste an enormous amount of time/effort in trying to make their hardware and software do what they think it should do instead of simply learning how and why it does what it does. As you grow in experience you'll begin to get a glimmer of how & why things are done as they are done, and you'll come to understand that there are very good reasons most things work as they do.

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Providing better access to information...
The current Knowledgebase does a pretty good job of consolidating technical documents but what I would really like to see is a single location where I can access a wide range of Novell documents and very quickly zero in on the relevant ones.
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THANKS FOR YOUR DETAILED RESPONSE --SORRY TO HEAR YOU ARE HAVING
CONVERSION PROBLEMS--HOPE THEY WORK OUT
I'll check out your suggestion re Buelie's discussions.
Regarding the conversion from Apple Lossless to lower bit rates, I understand
that its not time consuming from the discussions quoted below--but I am still
working on it (and still sitting on the fence re what bit rate I should use).
Secondly you mentioned the problem of duplicate songs--again I think it might
be easy to make the Lossless files distinctive. From the discussion below
I think they are already distinguished by "kind" which should make it easy to
add another distinguishing feature in a batch process. Unfortunately I'm not at that stage yet so I can't confirm that.
We are probably getting off the topic in this forum so this will probably be my last post here -- thanks again for all your help.
Below are some of the discussions (provided by King Cole) which you may or may not have read but which may provide useful:
Problem: Before I knew anything about bit rates or file sizes, I accidently imported a ton of my music as giant music files like Apple lossless! Now, my iPod has filled up with far fewer songs than Apple said could fit on my iPod! What do I do?!?
Solutions:
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Option 1:
You could delete all the music in the large file format from your library and continue syncing the iPod automatically.
Pros: You don't have to change any of the settings you use to sync your iPod. You also save hard drive space.
Cons: You delete the higher quality music. If you ever want to play your iPod through a stereo or high quality speakers, you won't have the high quality music to play. Also, you have to recreate all your iTunes playlists.
Option 2
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Pros: You get the best of both world. You have all the lossless files on your computer, and all the AAC files on your iPod.
Cons: You take up a lot of file space on your computer when you virtually duplicate your library.
JC
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Apple is suppose to be the pinnacle of usability and, yet, I want to throw my new IPhone 4s as far as I can and watch is smash into a million pieces on concrete. Seriously, I've already got three things that irritate the **** out of me. First, there are Apple apps that insist on playing sound even though the sound is turned off. If I flick a switch to turn the sound off, I want the sound off!!!! Second, if I do not want a totally unnecessary feature like Game Center, I should be able to disable it. I completed most of the Angry Bird levels with 2 or 3 stars and now I have to start over from square one. Maybe, this happened when I upgraded to the 4s but it sure seemed to happen when I joined Game Center. Tomorrow, I am going to reset my 4s to factory defaults to try to get rid of my Game Center account. I don't want Game Center! I do need Game Center! I hate Game Center! Finally, I had an alarm go off to wake me up and there was a Snooze button but no button to turn the alarm off. I flicked the slider to access the main screen expecting to see something to turn the alarm off but there was nothing. The alarm just kept alarming. I had to warm boot my IPhone to shut the alarm off! Really, Apple!!!!

The sound is turned off. Only, some Apple apps like YouTube and Siri make sound when the sound is turned off. It is very embarrassing when this happens at work. My question was how do I tell Apple to fix this?
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It also annoys me that the button that closes apps leaves the phone app running. If I press on a number at 6:00 AM to get information about who called me, the phone automatically dials the person back and my natural reaction is to press on the button to close the phone app but the phone keeps dialing this person at 6:00 AM. It is a bad design. I would like to tell Apple about it.
Finally, I looked all over Apple's site to try to find someplace I could send them a polite message to let them know that I was not happy with these "features" but could not find anything. It is extremely frustrating to have issues with a product and not being able to tell the manufacturer about it. So, you grow up!.
When trying to fix the Game Center issue, I saw a link someone posted to report issues with the IPad to Apple. The answer I am looking for is where is the link to report issues with the IPhone.

Is there a place where I can submit a feature I'd like to see in FCPX?

Hi all FCP editors out there! I'm one of you and have been using FCP since it came out! I recently cut several pieces in FCPX after studying the new App and I am working hard to embrace it. I would like to know if I can submit a request for the following feature in the upcoming versions of FCPX:
When capturing from a media card I would like to be able to select which clips I want to bring in, and which I don't. I'd like to be able to trim the ins and outs of the clips I'm bringing in as well as give each a name that identifies the clip, possibly also add notes. Basically I'd love to see some type of Log and Transfer interface. Unless I'm mistaken (happens a lot) it seems like I am only able to bring everything in, making selections as to what will happen to the files, such as optimizing them to Apple ProRes, "fixing" audio, etc. But I do not see a way to trim and label.
Apple FCPX developers, if you are checking in on this forum, please consider my request, and thank to all of you for taking the time to read my question.
Stephen May
Keystone Media Productions

Tom, is it acceptable to use FCP7 Log & Transfer when importing card media (like I have been doing in the past) and then close FCP7 and open FCPX and import those ProRes clips - since they're in the RAID, already labeled and trimmed, and already "optimized"? Does that sound like something that will work for me and work with FCPX?

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Hi all,
I am currently implementing Capacity IQ in our virtual environment and I encounter some issue's. I know some probably will be solved by VCops however it is yet uncertain whether we will purchase that software.
- I have 4 vCenters, so I need to log into Capacity IQ 4 times. This makes it hard to provide a Capacity Plan for over all my resources.
- I have multiple hardware platforms in the same vCenter. Sometimes my managment would like to know what the remaining capacity is on a specific platform. I cannot select multiple clusters, so I need to provide a forecast myself.
- Capacity IQ does not provide the intelligence for performing a what-if analysis on datacenter level.
- Some of my clusters function as a DR test-cluster. Never running any machines only during the DR-test, which are scheduled frequently. I would like the option to exclude clusters in Capacity IQ's trend analysis. This way the DR-test does not mess up the trend analysis.
- I cannot enter a custom account to schedule reports with(workaround logon to vCenter and schedule)
- I need the reports to be written to a NFS/CIFS share somewhere, so I can serve them from there and anyone can go look for themselves.
Any ideas with regards to these issue's are much appreciated!
Regards,
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have you follwed this link ?
http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vmfs-best-practices-wp.pdf
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Mail - Features I'd Like to see in Leopard

I hope someone from Apple reads this, but even if not, I get the satisfaction of getting this off my chest!
I love Mail and we use it for our business. I consider myself a power user, although everyone thinks they are above average! Since storage is cheap and search is fast, I started a policy of never deleting an email ever again (except spam). So by now I have some pretty chunky files in Mail. So what I want is:
- easy Archiving features (like Outlook)
- even more robust, and faster handling of large quantities of mail
- bullets, numbering
- send HTML
- fix for the character problems when pasting from Microsoft Word or sending to Microsoft Outlook
All the fancy new stuff in Leopard looks great, but let's get the basics as solid as possible, please!!
Cheers
John
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Hello John.
Good suggestions but Tiger Mail sends HTML, it just doesn't include an HTML composer/editor if this is what you meant.
Better to use this link for sending Apple feedback.
http://www.apple.com/macosx/feedback/

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