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Snow Leopard Build 10A421 Seeded to Developers
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They also have a mind boggling number of languages to write for and test. Give them credit where credit is due.
Yeah but not all of it is written by them; take Maori support, that was written mainly by the Maori language part of the New Zealand government. You find that not everything in Windows is actually written by Microsoft employees.
minimized windows now show in expose
i thinks its a really sweet feature!
minimized windows show below the "line" and open windows show above it.
i thinks its a really sweet feature!
minimized windows show below the "line" and open windows show above it.
they added blu-ray support to the new version of final cut pro that was released a couple days ago, maybe something is coming out soon to support that hardware-wise. have faith!
You know you can open the browser again, go to the History menu option and select "Reopen all windows from last session" to restore them. Gone are the days when a crash meant you lost all your internets, I mean tabs.
Try typing this in Terminal:
ioreg -p IODeviceTree -w0 -l | grep firmware-abi
On my Mac Mini 2009 I got this:
| | "firmware-abi" = <"EFI64">
So, anything new in this build apart from a new QTX icon and wallpapers? Stability reports, anyone?
I never needed this so I had to check ... but yes QT continues to play when minimized. It also does not autostart videos as it did before ( even when you go full screen ).
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i thinks its a really sweet feature!
minimized windows show below the "line" and open windows show above it.
Not new. That was there at least in 10A411.
Not everything in Mac OS X is actually written by Apple employees, either. (iCal at one point was developed by a third-party French corporation, and the bulk of Mac OS X was from NeXTstep, Steve Jobs's post-Apple OS from the early 90s.)
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i thinks its a really sweet feature!
minimized windows show below the "line" and open windows show above it.
NeXT was absorbed by Apple so by the time they were working on OS X, they were practically Apple employees. And I'm pretty sure that the development of OS X under Apple hood was much more extensive than what NeXT did.
mine went from 3826 to 3820 after the update on my pre-unibody (early 2008) macbook pro..
I actually know the guy who was in charge of developing the geotag thing for iPhoto, and he had his own company work on it, though he told me that they were "technically" Apple employees during the course of the development. Apparently Apple forces developers to sign these agreements of employment. So basically, everything is developed by their employees. Sorta.
I haven't experienced that problem since I upgraded to the latest seed, it appears to be fixed.
When will September come.........?
Uncle Steve on the 22 of September will place a copy of Snow Leopard in the stocking at the end of your bed and give you a kiss on the nose before he leaves.
Apple Applications (cocoa & Carbon)
Just thought ill share a list i made in my head. dont know if there 100 % right, so please tell me if there not.
its kinda cool to see what apple still has to do. Snow Leopard is really only part 2 out of 3 in some ways. "Leopard being part 1"
Carbon Applications that need to be rewritten. OR mostly Carbon Applications that need to be updated. . . . .
iTunes
Soundtrack & Soundtrack Pro
Apple Remote Desktop
Compressor
Final Cut Pro Express & Final Cut Pro
Motion
Color
Batch Monitor
Apple Loops Utility
DVD Studios
Cocoa Applications that need to make the 64bit "leap"
Keynote
Numbers
Pages
Dashboard
GarageBand
iMovie
iPhoto
Logic Express & Logic Pro
MainStage
iWeb
DvD Player
Quicktime Broadcaster
Podcast Capture
also did i miss any Applications out ? ? ?
Just thought ill share a list i made in my head. dont know if there 100 % right, so please tell me if there not.
its kinda cool to see what apple still has to do. Snow Leopard is really only part 2 out of 3 in some ways. "Leopard being part 1"
Carbon Applications that need to be rewritten. OR mostly Carbon Applications that need to be updated. . . . .
iTunes
Soundtrack & Soundtrack Pro
Apple Remote Desktop
Compressor
Final Cut Pro Express & Final Cut Pro
Motion
Color
Batch Monitor
Apple Loops Utility
DVD Studios
Cocoa Applications that need to make the 64bit "leap"
Keynote
Numbers
Pages
Dashboard
GarageBand
iMovie
iPhoto
Logic Express & Logic Pro
MainStage
iWeb
DvD Player
Quicktime Broadcaster
Podcast Capture
also did i miss any Applications out ? ? ?
I'd say that iTunes will be the next of the ramp when the update it to using Quicktime X; the Cocoa/64bit thing isn't really my concern - what I'd love to see is iTunes taking advantage of the new and improved modern CODECs that Apple has delivered in Quicktime X.
$10 is a drop in the bucket.... come on. If your at working age $10 is nothing.... if your living at home with Mommy then just ask her... because its probably the least amount of money you've borrowed in a long while.
All this debate over $10 is just depressing.
You can now scrub through Quicktime movies by scrolling left or right on the trackpad. Hope this is new.
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