I'm looking forward to most of the features, it's a hard choice, but I guess if I have to pick one:
The Quicklook/CoverFlow feature across the platform.
The Quicklook/CoverFlow feature across the platform.
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FINAL COUNTDOWN: Favorite Leopard Feature
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You say that now, but when 10.5.11 is out you'll be ready to drop it in an instant for 10.6.0
10.6 Ocelot I bet...I'll be too busy waiting for 10.8 Liger:
after watching the apple vid on leopard... i'd have to say spaces is my favorite feature....
I can think of a few good uses for it at work
I can think of a few good uses for it at work
True, and its ashame Apple doesnt build that in. They should atleast have 3rd party software to allow this. I really like ichat, it looks nicer and works better, then all the other clients.
A little odd, but...
...my favorite Leopard features are ASLR (address space layout randomization) and tagging downloaded applications.
I like the fact that I haven't worried about security breaches (but still responsibly vigilant) or malware for the 4 years I've owned a Mac. I'm glad that these features will be included to help keep it that way.
As for the "fun" (or at least more visible), I'm looking forward to the new iCal and Mail. Not to excited about the stationary in Mail, though. Seriously, who really cares about html stationary?
...my favorite Leopard features are ASLR (address space layout randomization) and tagging downloaded applications.
I like the fact that I haven't worried about security breaches (but still responsibly vigilant) or malware for the 4 years I've owned a Mac. I'm glad that these features will be included to help keep it that way.
As for the "fun" (or at least more visible), I'm looking forward to the new iCal and Mail. Not to excited about the stationary in Mail, though. Seriously, who really cares about html stationary?
after watching the apple vid on leopard... i'd have to say spaces is my favorite feature....
I can think of a few good uses for it at work
It looks cool, but I'll never use it because I'm an avid Quicksilver user
I love the little things ...
Guest Log-In Accounts
Allow anyone to surf the web and check email as a guest on your Mac. When they log out of the guest account, Mac OS X purges the account, removing any trace of their activity. So each time someone logs in as a guest, he or she gets a fresh, unused account.
UI Recording and Playback in Automator
Add even more capabilities to your workflows. Use a new action called Watch Me Do that lets you record a user action (like pressing a button or controlling an application without built-in Automator support) and replay as an action in a workflow.
But I'm mad about the following MISSING/DROPPED features:
iChat's Star Wars hologram
Missing Screen Savers (Security Cam which used the iSight camera, etc)
Guest Log-In Accounts
Allow anyone to surf the web and check email as a guest on your Mac. When they log out of the guest account, Mac OS X purges the account, removing any trace of their activity. So each time someone logs in as a guest, he or she gets a fresh, unused account.
UI Recording and Playback in Automator
Add even more capabilities to your workflows. Use a new action called Watch Me Do that lets you record a user action (like pressing a button or controlling an application without built-in Automator support) and replay as an action in a workflow.
But I'm mad about the following MISSING/DROPPED features:
iChat's Star Wars hologram
Missing Screen Savers (Security Cam which used the iSight camera, etc)
Favorite feature. Hard to pick just one
I am looking forward to Leopard for Stacks, CoverFlow view in Finder, and QuickLook.
I guess if I had to pick one it would be QuickLook.
I am looking forward to Leopard for Stacks, CoverFlow view in Finder, and QuickLook.
I guess if I had to pick one it would be QuickLook.
the overall look will be refreshing (I love the new desktop), stacks will be very useful, so will quicklook! What concerns be about quicklook is that how will word/excel/ppt files running under rosetta be able to work in quicklook? With these types of files will quicklook turn into slowlook?
No because the files do not run under Rosetta only the applications do, and seeing as you are using a native application to open them (Quicklook) it will run at native speed.
Early builds/previews of leopard had a hologram effect (see here for an example) but that has gone missing in recent builds and someone from apple (can't remember who) was quoted as being pretty sure it had been removed from the final product.
Quicklook for obvious reasons
iChat screen sharing, that alone, when I'm at uni with my mate, will save so much time when editing on Final Cut
iChat screen sharing, that alone, when I'm at uni with my mate, will save so much time when editing on Final Cut
Yeah, that looks so cool. Can you imagine the youtube spin-off's that would produce hahahaha.
The new design (dock, icons, unified interface, ect.), the new finder, TM, spaces, stacks, new effects in iChat / Photobooth, screensharing, and everything else.