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What appears to be a legit video of how Leopard's Spotlight makes use of Core Animation, very slick !!



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Direct rapidshare download here (in case the previous link gets dugg).
 
LoveMacMini said:
i want to see the features that make me go WOW.
Well, why don't you wait until it is released and you see all that it has to offer you before you get your panties in a bunch. Apple is obviously putting a lot of time and resources into making Leopard happen as soon as possible, so just sit tight, and prepare to go "WOW". :p
 
someguy said:
Well, why don't you wait until it is released and you see all that it has to offer you before you get your panties in a bunch. Apple is obviously putting a lot of time and resources into making Leopard happen as soon as possible, so just sit tight, and prepare to go "WOW". :p

good job reading my last line.

and it's awfully smug of you to know that i'm going to get wowed, i don't know you and you don't know me. stop acting like you do.
 
Like I said in an earlier post, I'm really looking forward to a boost in Apple's Help Database - with the number of switchers growing, Apple needs to have a decent Help section for the newbs!

Either way, that Help Search Feature is SLICK. That'll be competing with Vista's Help, which, as I understand, is actually very, very good...:eek:
 
Its totally legit, I have the beta and it works just like that.*

However I now want to get it off, some programs don't run properly, its a lot slower then tiger (macbook pro). Skype video beta no longer works, Photoshop crashses constantly as well as office apps. I've tried all the apps that are featured, and to be honest I wouldn't buy the full product if its the same as this, its not worth it
 
pardonator said:
Its totally legit, I have the beta and it works just like that.*

However I now want to get it off, some programs don't run properly, its a lot slower then tiger (macbook pro). Skype video beta no longer works, Photoshop crashses constantly as well as office apps. I've tried all the apps that are featured, and to be honest I wouldn't buy the full product if its the same as this, its not worth it
Umm hello, its a BETA. It's still about 6 months away from release, Im sure Tiger was just as bad 6 months away from release. But I wouldn't know because I don't pirate software.
 
pardonator said:
Its totally legit, I have the beta and it works just like that.*

However I now want to get it off, some programs don't run properly, its a lot slower then tiger (macbook pro). Skype video beta no longer works, Photoshop crashses constantly as well as office apps. I've tried all the apps that are featured, and to be honest I wouldn't buy the full product if its the same as this, its not worth it

You're kidding right?

You do realise it's a beta version? It's got over six more months of development to go on it and this Beta doesn't even include all the goodies yet - do you honestly think Apple would release a feature-complete beta to developers this far out from release after the big song and dance at WWCD about keeping things close to the chest? They don't trust developers that much and it seems like that mistrust is warranted.
 
pardonator said:
Its totally legit, I have the beta and it works just like that.*

However I now want to get it off, some programs don't run properly, its a lot slower then tiger (macbook pro). Skype video beta no longer works, Photoshop crashses constantly as well as office apps. I've tried all the apps that are featured, and to be honest I wouldn't buy the full product if its the same as this, its not worth it

you do realize this is a beta, right?
 
LoveMacMini said:
good job reading my last line.

and it's awfully smug of you to know that i'm going to get wowed, i don't know you and you don't know me. stop acting like you do.

good for you... you can stick with tiger forever nobody cares...

to be fair, i'd like to see exactly what third party app gives you 64bit
 
because if i sat you down in front of a 32 bit mac and a 64 bit mac, and told you to do your daily workflow, you would be able to tell me without a reasonable doubt which machine was which :rolleyes:
 
LoveMacMini said:
because if i sat you down in front of a 32 bit mac and a 64 bit mac, and told you to do your daily workflow, you would be able to tell me without a reasonable doubt which machine was which :rolleyes:

Try saying that in 2 or 3 years when many more things are 64 bit. Why would you assume that everything is just going to stay the same.

Especially now that we finally have a good 64bit os?
 
duhh it will be different in 3 years, that's just the world of computing, by then we'll be at 10.6

i'm talking about today. today i can make a tiger install act like leopard with that slim and weak presentation shown by jobs

here's hoping there are secret features and we'll be able to fight about it then

but for now, todo lists, stationary, and ichat tabs o my! it's a new OS!
 
you're also leaving out core animation - that alone pretty much wowed me

i bet soon software will be requiring Leopard because of that
 
LoveMacMini said:
duhh it will be different in 3 years, that's just the world of computing, by then we'll be at 10.6

i'm talking about today. today i can make a tiger install act like leopard with that slim and weak presentation shown by jobs

here's hoping there are secret features and we'll be able to fight about it then

but for now, todo lists, stationary, and ichat tabs o my! it's a new OS!

They have to start the transition to 64-bit sometime. Why wait three years if they're capable of doing it now? Why not allow developers the ability to create 64-bit programs that run seamlessly side-by-side with 32-bit programs?

I'm beginning to rethink Leopard - I was, undoubtedly, a bit dissapointed (Apple hyped the hell outta Leopard up till WWDC - you can't deny that). But we have to remember that this was a developers conference - and you cannot deny that 64-bit, Core Animation, and Time Machine have HUGE applications for developers (developers can harness the capabilities of Time Machine and incorporate them into their own applications).

Hopefully, we see more consumer-orientated features come Paris or MWSF (as those are consumer-focused shows). Otherwise, you clearly haven't "shuttup" like you said you were going to....:rolleyes:
 
LoveMacMini said:
i guess I'll be waiting till John Sircusia's review, or Daring Fireball.
Ah.. so let someone else make up your mind for you. Good balls to the wall approach.
 
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