Oh, get over yourself and buy a third party mouse, ye whiny git!
Sheesh, that was a bit blunter than me :)
They don't put hardware eject buttons on the optical drives because it's a Mac OS thing to allow the OS to ensure all writing (this is primarily from the floppy/Zip/Jaz kind of media but still) is complete before allowing the disc to be ejected.
Yeah, but your average garden variety optical drive has an OS-controllable lock on the eject button...
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Date: 2005-01-12 01:54 am (UTC)Sheesh, that was a bit blunter than me :)
They don't put hardware eject buttons on the optical drives because it's a Mac OS thing to allow the OS to ensure all writing (this is primarily from the floppy/Zip/Jaz kind of media but still) is complete before allowing the disc to be ejected.
Yeah, but your average garden variety optical drive has an OS-controllable lock on the eject button...