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iLife and Leopard
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flopticalcube
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GimmeSlack12
macrumors 603
iLife will remain after a clean install. The iLife programs reside in the Applications folder which is independent of any User or System folders.
iLife is not included with Leopard (not really sure why people keep asking that).
iLife is not included with Leopard (not really sure why people keep asking that).
Hold on a sec, doesn't a clean install wipe the entire drive clean? I didn't think it differentiated between applications and user/system folders and just deleted everything.
Roy Hobbs
macrumors 68000
1: ilife will NOT remain after a CLEAN INSTALL. it will remain after an archive and install or upgrade, but not a clean install. to install it, just install it from your computer's original OS disks. just choose 'install extras' or whatever the options are and you'll get ilife on leopard. it will not be ilife 08 unless that's what came with your mac (or bought it retail).
2: people keep asking because ilife comes with their computers on their OS install disks. what else do you expect them to believe?
GimmeSlack12
macrumors 603
I stand corrected. Clean install used to mean a brand new System Folder was created, guess some of my vocabulary remains embedded in the Mac OS Classic days.
I expect people to know that Leopard and iLife are separate entities (OS vs. Software Suite). What do you expect them to believe?
like i said, i expect people to assume that ilife comes with the OS, considering it comes on the exact same disks that their original OS disks that came with their machine 😉