Lynx sounds to me like Linux. So probably not a good choice.
Lynx would be good if it were not already the name of another UNIX-like operating system. Lynx has been around for many years.
Lynx sounds to me like Linux. So probably not a good choice.
I'm with you in the 'X = ex' rather than 'X = ten' bit; it was always a Unix-y X, no matter what Steve said. 'Oh es ten ten point ten'? 'Oh es ten ten point ten point ten' in a year's time?
But... you're not suggesting that OS X 10.10 be named OS X 11, are you? We'll have to disagree on that one.
I'd be happy for OS X 10.10 to become simply 'oh es ex ten'.
When Mac OS X first appeared everyone you met in the UK said 'OS Ex'. This included senior staff from resellers, who regularly met with Cupertino staff and presumably picked up the pronunciation from them. It simply *was* a Unix/NeXT 'ex'. The move from 'ex' to 'ten' was later revisionism. I believe even the Blessed Jobs struggled on occasion to say 'ten' rather than 'ex'.Why is this even a debate? The company pronounces it "Oh Es Ten", therefore it is.
I'm not a fan of those landmark names either. It's too California-centric, too USA-centric. And some of these names could be hard to pronounce correctly if you don't speak english. Hopefully they'll stay with single-word names.
When Mac OS X first appeared everyone you met in the UK said 'OS Ex'. This included senior staff from resellers, who regularly met with Cupertino staff and presumably picked up the pronunciation from them. It simply *was* a Unix/NeXT 'ex'. The move from 'ex' to 'ten' was later revisionism. I believe even the Blessed Jobs struggled on occasion to say 'ten' rather than 'ex'.
But... I didn't realise it was a debate, and I'm not at all fussed as to how people choose to say it. Enjoy your ten ten point ten!
You got Industry in there twice. Personally, I'm holding out for OS X Bakersfield.A few other options they should consider: South Central, Oakland, Compton, Industry, Stockton, Barstow, and Industry.
Not that I'm in any way against you watching it, but it is, after all, an Apple developer conference, and you have to have a Mac to be able to compile Mac/iOS apps... Good luck with your quest.Is there any possibility for people with hardware other than Apple's to watch the live stream on Monday? For example Windows + Safari browser?
Dude. So he wants to watch it first before deciding if he is becoming one of us or not ?Not that I'm in any way against you watching it, but it is, after all, an Apple developer conference, and you have to have a Mac to be able to compile Mac/iOS apps... Good luck with your quest.
Will make a great desktop background![]()
...or fail to improve the clunky Calendar and Contacts apps that nobody ever needs to use.
The cannot use El Capitain, since that code name has been used by Cisco for their UCS Manager code.
Really excited to see in which way they decide to break Mail this time around, or fail to improve the clunky Calendar and Contacts apps that nobody ever needs to use.
Contacts is probably one of the most widely used applications due to its tight integration with the iPhone contacts app.
Didn't they use all of them? I liked sea lion though.
I actually like pronouncing it OH ES EX. I recall when I was young pronouncing Final Fantasy 10 as Final Fantasy X. To me, X can be very symbolic. It means a crossroad. In math, X is an unknown variable. X is the name of an unknown planet.
Is there any possibility for people with hardware other than Apple's to watch the live stream on Monday? For example Windows + Safari browser?