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Somewhere along the venerable Route 7, in the middle of nowhere, you will find Joe’s Diner. As an employee working the graveyard shift for the next month, your primary task is to keep the tables clean – no tough challenge at all. Unfortunately there’s a rub to it. The old Diner was built on the site of a former Indian cemetery.
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DescriptionSomewhere along the venerable Route 7, in the middle of nowhere, you will find Joe’s Diner. As an employee working the graveyard shift for the next month, your primary task is to keep the tables clean – no tough challenge at all. Unfortunately there’s a rub to it. The old Diner was built on the site of a former Indian cemetery. Amongst the buried, two rival chieftains are laid to rest; while alive each could not stand the other. One chieftain endeavors only to rest in peace. The other, a prankster both in life and the afterlife, is prone to ruffle the feathers of his fellow chief. Besides your tasks as a waiter, it’s up to you to keep things calm and not incur the angry chieftains’ wrath. To lay them both to everlasting rest just do your duty. Sounds easy but it’s not – promised. Features:
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When doing web development, you need to test your work on many operating systems and browsers. Depending on your host operating system, you will also need to run virtual machines to test other operating systems and browsers. For this article, we are focusing on setting up different browsers/version on OS X (10.6 - Snow Leopard). For Mac, the most common browsers are Safari, Firefox, Opera and recently Chrome. On my machine, I have setup the following browsers and versions:
Well, let’s get to it! First, I setup a folder in my Applications called Browsers ( SafariMac Os DownloadSince I’m running OS X 10.6 with latest updates, Safari version 4.04 is installed. So, in order to install previous versions, I use Multi Safari. Multi Safari provides different versions of Safari with the specified WebKit bundled into the application. To install, you simply download the files, and extract to our FirefoxTo get started, we need to download the specific versions. During the time of writing, 3.5.7 was the latest version. I was able to download easily from mozilla.com. Next we need to find archived versions. These are located on Mozilla’s FTP server. Once you’ve downloaded the versions you’re interested in, let’s start the installation process. In order to run multiple instances of Firefox, I’ve found the best way is to create a different profile for each version use that profile when launching the browser. Since I’m only interested in 2.x, 3.0.x and 3.5.x, I like to start with the oldest version first. So, copy the Firefox application over to our Next, let’s modify the script to launch Firefox and setup our profile. Open up Terminal and perform the following commands: The previous commands essentially rename Now, before you run the application, let’s setup our “firefox2” profile. In the same directory, enter command: These steps can be repeated for each specific version you want to install. Just keep in mind, the rule I follow is to create a new profile for each version being installed. So, for example, Firefox 3.5, I would create a “firefox35” profile and setup my A few notes:
Opera I’ve provided a link to the Download for Mac OS X on Opera’s website. This link also contains another link to more archived versions. The steps taken after downloading your versions are somewhat similar to how we handled Firefox. So, I will use the example of starting with the oldest version I’ve decided to install, 9.52. So, copy the Opera application over to our In order to keep individual profiles of Opera, you need to provide a That’s it! Now you can run the application and you will notice a folder is created in the ChromeWhen writing this article, Google Chrome is in beta. I was able to download the latest version here. Since there’s only one version of Chrome for Mac OS X, I didn’t have to do any profile setup. However, I’m sure when Chrome 5 arrives, I’ll have to figure this out so I can run different versions of Chrome simultaneously. Joe's Wrath Mac Os DownloadBrowsers Folder + DockJoe's Wrath Mac Os X Ok, all of our browsers are setup and ready to roll. However, remember earlier I said I would explain why we created the Mac Os VersionsI hope this helps my fellow web developers in setting up your environment. |