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eric55lv

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Aug 5, 2007
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Does Mac OS X Leopard come in versions because i watched the keynote and it says yes but apple.com says no can any one tell me
 
Huh? Well there is the "regular" version for everyone and "server" for those who need the server version.

So two "versions", thats all.
 
One version for regular users. The multiple versions mentioned during the keynote were a joke to make fun of the mess of versions of Vista that are out there. OS X is simple...you get everything for one low price.
 
Jobs was poking fun at Vista and MS in the keynote. I thought that was obvious... :confused:

There is only one version (not including Server of course) of Leopard.
 
Jobs was poking fun at Vista and MS in the keynote. I thought that was obvious... :confused:

There is only one version (not including Server of course) of Leopard.

Yeah, it was probably obvious to some and not to others. He did a really good job starting it off sounding so serious about it. It was probably one of the funniest moments I've witnessed in one of his keynotes.
 
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