That would require a sense of humor.
The last time we saw that was the coffin with OS9 in it. Many many years ago.
That would require a sense of humor.
Is NOT new.
Why is Apple pulling it off as a new feature?
The video now only plays when your computer breaks.
Actually, 10.7 is a bigger advancement in APIs, foundation, performance and usability than 10.6.
GCD, LLVM/Clang/LLDB/Libc++/Compiler-RT/, OpenGL 3.2 system-wide, 1500 new APIs, OpenCL 1.1, Xcode 4 complete rewrite, etc., are just a few advancements over 10.6.
I suspect Apple will go the USB key route with new Macs. Faster than a DVD, for one thing. Regarding your other point, it appears that you CAN make a DVD from the Lion installer downloaded from the Mac App Store but you have to do some poking around to make it work.I'm excited for Lion! But with say new Macs that have Lion, they will ship a CD with Lion on it for restoring right? Or will they want you to use that recovery partition? That recovery partition is moot if your drive failed, or is upgraded though.
I certainly hope that I can make a bootable DVD like people can with the beta. It will be nice, as regardless what OS (Windows Mac OS, Linux) I ALWAYS back up what I want, then wipe the drive, and start fresh.
I suspect Apple will go the USB key route with new Macs. Faster than a DVD, for one thing. Regarding your other point, it appears that you CAN make a DVD from the Lion installer downloaded from the Mac App Store but you have to do some poking around to make it work.
That must be some terrible quality porn.
Actually, 10.7 is a bigger advancement in APIs, foundation, performance and usability than 10.6.
GCD, LLVM/Clang/LLDB/Libc++/Compiler-RT/, OpenGL 3.2 system-wide, 1500 new APIs, OpenCL 1.1, Xcode 4 complete rewrite, etc., are just a few advancements over 10.6.
That's because it's not a new OS. It's a glorified service pack. It requires 10.6 to install, is only available as a download on the app store, there's no option to install on a formatted disk, etc. From what I can tell, it's basically a collection of libraries that installs over Snow Leopard.
Don't get me wrong, the added features in Lion are cool, and Snow Leopard is a solid base to build from. But I would call it more of a large patch than a new OS.
I am still holding out hope they will relent and offer a disc version on this. I even live in a major city and still can only get DSL. It would take me 8 hours to download this. and just what happens to their servers on D day when tens of millions are trying to download a 4 GB file?If it's available through the App Store later this month and they don't need to bother with packaging or disc pressing, why not make it available tomorrow?
I'm sure the video will be there. They just aren't showing that in the GM build. I'm pretty sure there was no video in the GM builds for SL. Some one correct me if I'm wrong.
I am still holding out hope they will relent and offer a disc version on this. I even live in a major city and still can only get DSL. It would take me 8 hours to download this. and just what happens to their servers on D day when tens of millions are trying to download a 4 GB file?