Latest Leopard Visual Tweaks and Intro Movie

[coffey7]

And for Christs Sake ... i postet the Video on Youtube too, but they didnt find mine

http://blog.mycintosh.com
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Y4TeKG98kiQ

And as always, the Music runs a bit longer as the Movie

And thats the Titel:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/...bum?playlistId=174734238&s=143459&i=174735019

Please don't use the Lords name in vain.

 

[lancestraz]

And for Christs Sake ... i postet the Video on Youtube too, but they didnt find mine

http://blog.mycintosh.com
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Y4TeKG98kiQ

And as always, the Music runs a bit longer as the Movie

And thats the Titel:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/M...59&i=174735019

Please don't use the Lords name in vain.

Christs Sake isn't a lord. Mr. Sake is probably some random guy mycintosh knows.

 

[chrisdazzo]

Christs Sake isn't a lord. Mr. Sake is probably some random guy mycintosh knows.

lol. Yeah. Jesus Christ is a Lord. Christ's sake is more of a... possession?

 

[hotdamn]

Please don't use the Lords name in vain.

crazy christians...

anyways, for those who have been wondering: Perian 1.0 works perfectly with Leopard.

 

[MrCrowbar]

crazy christians...

anyways, for those who have been wondering: Perian 1.0 works perfectly with Leopard.

Yippee!!! Thanks for this piece of info. I don't want to shell out the money for a wireless keyboard and mouse just so I can browse my videos from the couch. Would have cost about as much as Leopard itself.

Right now I'm using a mouse (über long cable) with one key assigned to CTRL. This way I can zoom in so I can reed the filenames on the TV. Works great but looks kinda geeky and I'm the only one who can operate the TV.

 

[MrCrowbar]

Performance wise... are there any benefits to Leopard? Keeping the same system setup (i.e. RAM, HD...) should the new OS be any faster...or does leopard require more Ram/Processor for all the Eye candy?


Thanks
Chris

I'd say for anything Intel or G5, Leopard is faster than Tiger.

 

[elppa]

Performance wise... are there any benefits to Leopard? Keeping the same system setup (i.e. RAM, HD...) should the new OS be any faster...or does leopard require more Ram/Processor for all the Eye candy?


Thanks
Chris

All the previous updates to Mac OS X have run faster on current hardware.

I think Leopard will continue this trend.

There was a big performance loss for 9 -> X, because times were a changin' architecturally wise, but apart from that all new revisions have been faster in my experience.

 

[cecemf]

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Gov-XY7mDPE

Here is a link to the History of all the video starter of OS X