VirtualBox for running other platforms' softwares on Mac

http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

It's waited for trying~

Settting up iPhone connection with a Mac

iPhone 3G with CHT Sim:

1. Update iPhone OS to the latest version
2. There will be a new 『Ethernet Adapter』 in the Network Configuration
3. Use it with DHCP and Mac will connect the Internet.

How to run a SVN Server on Unix? (The Simple Way)

This is a little tip to set up SVN server on Mac.
There is no authentication and authorization.

macde-macbook:/ mac$ svnserve -help
usage: svnserve [-d | -i | -t | -X] [options]

Valid options:
  -d [--daemon]            : daemon mode
  -i [--inetd]             : inetd mode
  -t [--tunnel]            : tunnel mode
  -X [--listen-once]       : listen-once mode (useful for debugging)
  -r [--root] ARG          : root of directory to serve
  -R [--read-only]         : force read only, overriding repository config file
  --config-file ARG        : read configuration from file ARG
  --listen-port ARG        : listen port
                             [mode: daemon, listen-once]
  --listen-host ARG        : listen hostname or IP address
                             [mode: daemon, listen-once]
  -T [--threads]           : use threads instead of fork [mode: daemon]
  --foreground             : run in foreground (useful for debugging)
                             [mode: daemon]
  --log-file ARG           : svnserve log file
  --pid-file ARG           : write server process ID to file ARG
                             [mode: daemon, listen-once]
  --tunnel-user ARG        : tunnel username (default is current uid's name)
                             [mode: tunnel]
  -h [--help]              : display this help
  --version                : show program version information

-r [--root] is used to specified the root directory of your SVN server. For an example, svnserve -d -r  /Users/mac/Dropbox/Repositories/ and you can now connect the server with svn://localhost/III_MIT. 

What Software should I need in a Mac?

Below is the list of softwares that I think important living on a Mac:
(Updating continuously...)

1. RealPlayer
2. DropBox (Network Disk)
3. Chrome
4. Eclipse
5. Xcode
6. Googe Notifier
7. GranttProject (Project Planning)
8. Office 2008 (Office tools)
9. iTerm (Terminal)
10. Paintbrush
11. Skim (PDF Reader)

Setting bash in a Mac

1. Install iTerm
2. Edit .bash_profile
3. Add environment variables
   PATH=/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6.0/Home/bin:/opt/subversion/bin:$PATH
4. Refer to http://tavi.debian.org.tw/index.php?page=Shell