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Live Coverage of Apple's 'Back to the Mac' Media Event
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Oh, good god, they're bringing back Launcher, I mean Launchpad?! Is Simple Finder next? 10.7 bringing the 2000s back into the 1990s...
"OpenCL" shown in a sentence on screen.
Oh wow. That's the most I've heard about it since the WWDC for Snow Leopard.
Oh wow. That's the most I've heard about it since the WWDC for Snow Leopard.
Sherlock?
Because as I said above, idiotic assumptions. They hear Mac App Store and automatically assume that will be the only way to get applications despite Jobs not saying any such thing.
Does this mean another year gone by and no new iWork suite. I was hoping that they would update iWork PAGES App with new advanced page layout features that were not implemented in the last update.
That's the only thing I was looking for out of the iLife suite this time.iWeb is still there, but it looks like they've done NOTHING to improve it.
The whole "Back to the Mac" thing is really disappointing. I assumed that Steve was talking about bringing new innovations to the Mac, not bringing iOS features over to Mac OS X. It looks like Snow Leopard will be the final Mac release not tainted by iOS "innovations" (and, therefore, will be the final Mac OS release I will ever use).
Needless to say, I am incredibly disappointed with Steve and Apple and the "upgrades" to Mac OS X and iLife that were introduced today.
Needless to say, I am incredibly disappointed with Steve and Apple and the "upgrades" to Mac OS X and iLife that were introduced today.
As long as I can still install programs without needing to go to a mac app store, I'm ok with this.
I think in the long run apple is going to try to control the apps, just like that iPhone, that is approve them. I'm not one who's open to that mentality.
I think in the long run apple is going to try to control the apps, just like that iPhone, that is approve them. I'm not one who's open to that mentality.
