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Do I have Tiger or Leopard?
- Thread starter eddyq
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I'll have a run at it:
10.0 Cheeta
10.1 Puma
10.2 Jaguar
10.3 Panther
10.4 Tiger
10.5 Leopard
10.6 Snow Leopard
10.7 House Cat
10.0 Cheeta
10.1 Puma
10.2 Jaguar
10.3 Panther
10.4 Tiger
10.5 Leopard
10.6 Snow Leopard
10.7 House Cat
I'll have a run at it:
10.0 Cheetah
10.1 Puma
10.2 Jaguar
10.3 Panther
10.4 Tiger
10.5 Leopard
10.6 Snow Leopard
10.7 LOLCAT
I corrected it for you
Look on the disc that came with it. Not on the physical disc, if it's a grey one. Insert it, open the Instructions folder and you'll see a pdf called Welcome to Leopard. If the disc is black, it might say Leopard on the physical disc.(?)
People, read the question again!
interesting
You purchased a MB Pro (or received as a gift) and do not know the latest OS's from Apple?
I am not being a Smart Alick, but this is simply intriguing. Perhaps the computer was a gift so you were not familiar with Apple prior to your receipt of the computer.
Please, no snitty responses to this. We are in a day and age now where you cannot ask critical or insightful questions since everyone has an ax to grind. If you don't want to answer, then don't answer, else provide a cordial, thoughtful response as the question is a thoughtful one.
You purchased a MB Pro (or received as a gift) and do not know the latest OS's from Apple?
I am not being a Smart Alick, but this is simply intriguing. Perhaps the computer was a gift so you were not familiar with Apple prior to your receipt of the computer.
Please, no snitty responses to this. We are in a day and age now where you cannot ask critical or insightful questions since everyone has an ax to grind. If you don't want to answer, then don't answer, else provide a cordial, thoughtful response as the question is a thoughtful one.
Look on the disc that came with it. Not on the physical disc, if it's a grey one. Insert it, open the Instructions folder and you'll see a pdf called Welcome to Leopard. If the disc is black, it might say Leopard on the physical disc.(?)
People, read the question again!
What if s/he looks at a disc that wasn't loaded on the computer or if it was bought with Tiger and then upgraded to Leopard?
S/he says it is running 10.5.8, so it is Leopard. Why overcomplicate this?
/sarcasm/ I'm glad to see no one gave this person a hard time...
In all reality, the majority of people in the world aren't as Mac-literate as the least of question-answers on Macrumors. Seems strange to us, yes, but for others... well... most don't care what OS their computer is running, as long as it just works...
Hey, that's make a great commercial!
EDIT: Though it is a bit curious when you look at eddyq's other posts...
In all reality, the majority of people in the world aren't as Mac-literate as the least of question-answers on Macrumors. Seems strange to us, yes, but for others... well... most don't care what OS their computer is running, as long as it just works...
Hey, that's make a great commercial!
EDIT: Though it is a bit curious when you look at eddyq's other posts...
My guess is that you failed to notice the
in my post. The topic title omitted the "how do I know" part. That's where I expected a retort from...