Hi guys,
I was trying to understand why there is a 256mb to the VRAM slider in this day and age of 4-12GB GPUs. I know there are threads about this topic already but they are quite ancient (2007-2011). Cards back then had VRAM of around 500-1500mb and 256mb made sense in that context and in the context of the software being run virtually. It absolutely does not make sense today.
Limited Acoustic Window
Is there some technical limitation that's stopping you from giving us more or is it a decision that was made by vBox devs because you felt 256mb is enough.
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I was thinking of taking the source code and recompiling it with a higher VRAM slider. Nothing crazy, just like 512mb. Would it be as simple as modifying some variables?
Elder Scrolls Online Will Have Limited Mac Support in the Future An Apple Today Keeps ESO Away. And we will support it as long as there is a large enough Mac user base to warrant it.
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creating a new user | creating a limited user | creating a Spanish user
If you are using your new Mac in a classroom, you may want to create a user (or users) with limited access to the computer. These users will not be given the right to administer the computer.
Again, click on the blue apple and select System Preferences..
Select Accounts (in the bottom row of preferences), then select New User ..
Elder Scrolls Online Will Have Limited Mac Support in the Future An Apple Today Keeps ESO Away. And we will support it as long as there is a large enough Mac user base to warrant it.
- The eMac, short for education Mac, is an all-in-one Macintosh desktop computer that was produced and designed by Apple Computer, Inc. Released in 2002, it was originally aimed at the education market, but was later made available as a cheaper mass-market alternative to Apple's second-generation LCD iMac G4. The eMac was pulled from retail on.
- Download Malwarebytes for Mac (the free version) and you get a limited trial of the premium version with automatic (real-time) virus and malware protection. After a limited time, your trial reverts to a limited disinfection scanner. Buy the premium version now to prevent infection in the first place.
creating a new user | creating a limited user | creating a Spanish user
If you are using your new Mac in a classroom, you may want to create a user (or users) with limited access to the computer. These users will not be given the right to administer the computer.
Again, click on the blue apple and select System Preferences..
Select Accounts (in the bottom row of preferences), then select New User ..
Give the New User a name. If you use the Tab key to move to the next field, the short name is created from the name. Modify the name if you wish. Decide on a password (and remember it) and select an image to represent the user. I selected the feet wearing frogman flippers, any idea why ?
To log in as the new user, you must first log out, just as you did when creating the user, 'Teacher.'
Log in as Teacher or as your default log in. Either one should have permission to administer the computer. With the user 'Student' selected, click on Capabilities..
You decide what you want to give the student access to. I decided to allow the student to only use certain applications. You click one time on the right pointing arrow to the left of the word Applications to get a list of available applications. Select, or deselect, those you wish to make available to this user. The bloom mac os.
Log out to begin the process again. Next we are going to create a very special user.
