The following mailing lists can help you learn more about the Mac.
The following mailing lists are run by Apple. For information on how to subscribe to these and other Apple-owned mailing lists, see http://lists.apple.com.
Tip
Apple also maintains a listing of miscellaneous Mac-related mailing lists at http://lists.apple.com/cgi-bin/mwf/forum_show.pl; click the “Non-Apple Mailing Lists” link.
- Applescript-studio
For scripters and developers who are using AppleScript Studio to build AppleScript-based applications for Mac OS X.
- applescript-users
For scripters who are working with AppleScript.
- Carbon-development
For Carbon developers.
- Cocoa-dev
For Cocoa developers.
- Java-dev
For Java developers.
- Mac-games-dev
For Mac-based game developers.
- Macos-x-server
For network and system administrators who are running the Mac OS X Server.
- Bonjour
Discussions on how to develop applications and devices that use Bonjour.
- Scitech
Discussions on Apple’s support for science and technology markets.
- Studentdev
For student developers.
- Weekly-kbase-changes
Keep informed of weekly changes to Apple’s Knowledge Base (KB).
The following mailing lists are run by the Omni Group. For more information on how to subscribe to these and other Omni lists, see http://www.omnigroup.com/developer/mailinglists.
- macosx-admin
A technical list for Mac OS X system administrators
- Macosx-dev
A moderated list for Mac OS X application developers
- Macosx-talk
A list for general discussions about the Mac OS X operating system