The default user environment on OS X is not exactly very productive. On my Linux and FreeBSD systems I prefer to work in a highly customized user environment that allows me to work faster and more efficiently. I have tried numerous ways of accomplishing this; customizing bash, using alternate shells such as zsh […]

So this week, we’ve had a roundup of posts on Apple’s latest OS X release, Leopard, and the security “features” that went into it, where they fall short, and what’s missing. Thomas Ptacek has a great post over at Matasano with even more insightful comments on the security of Apple’s latest OS. (To those less […]