10.2 to Leopard

[naftalim]

Will I have to do anything special to upgrade from 10.2 to Leopard? I plan to use an older version of Carbon Copy Cloner to back up, do a Erase and Install and then use Migration Assistant to copy over data. I will probably use any original application CDs to install Apps. I am helping a friend.

Thanks

 

[QuarterSwede]

Will I have to do anything special to upgrade from 10.2 to Leopard? I plan to use an older version of Carbon Copy Cloner to back up, do a Erase and Install and then use Migration Assistant to copy over data. I will probably use any original application CDs to install Apps. I am helping a friend.

Thanks

I don't know if it'll work but after using 10.2 your friend will think he's found OS heaven using Leopard, hahaha.

 

[bubblegum80]

Wow, 10.2

Have you used Expose before?

I think that is one of the biggest additions to any operating system in recent years.

 

[Tallest Skil]

EXPOSÉ?! Try Spotlight, Spaces, Stacks, or (the new) Front Row. Well, the latter is reminiscent of Windows Media Center, but there are no Macs running "Mac OS X Leopard Front Row Edition 2007"

 

[bubblegum80]

EXPOSÉ?! Try Spotlight, Spaces, Stacks, or (the new) Front Row. Well, the latter is reminiscent of Windows Media Center, but there are no Macs running "Mac OS X Leopard Front Row Edition 2007"

Those features are not used all the time, like expose. They are situational.

 

[clevin]

Those features are not used all the time, like expose. They are situational.

please don't upgrade personal experience to upper most level. I never used it, i find VD is nicer. My linux box has that, and I found it annoying....

 

[bubblegum80]

please don't upgrade personal experience to upper most level. I never used it, i find VD is nicer. My linux box has that, and I found it annoying....

If you have many applications, or web windows open, expose made it really easy to choose what you want to look at.

 

[naftalim]

I'm using Leopard on my machine, my friend has an older tower running 10. so yes, for her it will be a huge change. My install on a fairly new Alu iMac was easy, Archive and Install. On hers, it will be a bit more complicated.

Wow, 10.2

Have you used Expose before?

I think that is one of the biggest additions to any operating system in recent years.