D davidblack1 macrumors newbie Original poster May 29, 2014 10 0 May 29, 2014 #1 Does anyone recommend OS X Lion?
firedept macrumors 603 Jul 8, 2011 6,278 1,130 Somewhere! May 29, 2014 #2 Pretty vague question. What are you planning on using it on?
talmy macrumors 601 Oct 26, 2009 4,729 340 Oregon May 29, 2014 #3 If you can run Mavericks, I would say "no". As far as I'm concerned, there is nothing better in Lion over Mavericks.
If you can run Mavericks, I would say "no". As far as I'm concerned, there is nothing better in Lion over Mavericks.
D deluxeshredder macrumors 6502a Nov 30, 2013 557 10 May 31, 2014 #4 There is pretty much no reason to use it if your system supports Mavericks. Mavericks is a refined Mountain Lion and Mountain Lion is a refined Lion.
There is pretty much no reason to use it if your system supports Mavericks. Mavericks is a refined Mountain Lion and Mountain Lion is a refined Lion.
T theluggage macrumors G3 Jul 29, 2011 8,567 9,474 Jun 1, 2014 #7 davidblack1 said: Does anyone recommend OS X Lion? Click to expand... Only if: (a) You have a Mac that can't run Mountain Lion or Mavericks and (b) You need to run software that doesn't support Snow Leopard
davidblack1 said: Does anyone recommend OS X Lion? Click to expand... Only if: (a) You have a Mac that can't run Mountain Lion or Mavericks and (b) You need to run software that doesn't support Snow Leopard
C cube Suspended May 10, 2004 17,011 4,973 Jun 1, 2014 #8 If Snow Leopard still had security upgrades and I was not forced to move beyond because of some application, I would keep that. Otherwise, go for Mountain Lion if you can avoid Mavericks.
If Snow Leopard still had security upgrades and I was not forced to move beyond because of some application, I would keep that. Otherwise, go for Mountain Lion if you can avoid Mavericks.
Gregg2 macrumors 604 May 22, 2008 7,411 1,331 Milwaukee, WI Jun 1, 2014 #9 cube said: If Snow Leopard still had security upgrades and I was not forced to move beyond because of some application, I would keep that. Click to expand... I still use Snow Leopard, as do thousands of other users. I haven't read any accounts of massive security issues, and have had none myself.
cube said: If Snow Leopard still had security upgrades and I was not forced to move beyond because of some application, I would keep that. Click to expand... I still use Snow Leopard, as do thousands of other users. I haven't read any accounts of massive security issues, and have had none myself.