d.perel said:by the way- who would rate this story negative?
Anyone who doesn't believe it's true.
d.perel said:by the way- who would rate this story negative?
bankshot said:Anyone who doesn't believe it's true.![]()
SPUY767 said:Or someone who was born without a soul.
holmesf said:Or someone who's read the seed note and realizes there are still problems.
Gimzotoy said:Here we go. I can't wait. Some of the new features look pretty cool, and I'm holding off on a new Mac mini until this comes out. The sooner the better (unless it's not done, obviously. No need to rush a buggy OS to market, they're at least a year ahead of MS.).
Or someone who views perfection as a bug.holmesf said:Or someone who's read the seed note and realizes there are still problems.
anubis said:A year? Please. Panther is decades ahead of MS.
mainstreetmark said:Surprisingly, none of the major new features are amazingly appealing to me:
Spotlight: Quicksilver's ability to call up applications, and iTunes tracks, just might win over Spotlight's ability to look inside files.
macux said:I'm amazed at how many posts I've seen dismissing Spotlight because other apps find files quickly. Spotlight will be amazingly useful for people who actually do work on their computers. How many times have I had to do grep */*/* foo | grep bar?![]()
daveway00 said:Announcing products on a Friday would be out of the ordinary for Apple or any other company. Apple likes to hold their events early on in the week so that the press can report and momentize during the week. If you release a product on Friday the wow factor wanes over the weekend and not many news sources catch on Monday.
The new codec (AVC/H.264) can save you a few gigs of hard drive space.mainstreetmark said:QT7: I'm very curious to watch this codec in action, but I suspect it won't do much for all my past volumes of video.
a.k.a. 1/4otterpop said:it's also 4 /1
Good one.nagilum said:'Mac OS X Tiger. No Joke.'
i can see a longhorn related april fools joke, that would make the news.sw1tcher said:True, making product announcements on a Friday is usually a bad idea since it won't get too much press coverage over the weekend and the excitement will probably die out by Monday, but you have to remember that this is Apple we're talking about, Friday is April 1st, and it's also the day Apple was founded (April 1, 1976).
If Apple does make an annoucement, there will be a lot of talk about whether it's true or just an April Fools joke.
sirjimithy1 said:I think April 1st is a pretty safe bet. Amazon's pre-order discount ends on May 31st![]()
otterpop said:it's also 4 /1
nagromme said:As if an early release of Tiger isn't disturbing enough, I have seen NOBODY in this topic complaining that Tiger won't run on most Macs because it needs Core Image. Come on, what's wrong with people?I used to COUNT on that in any Tiger thread.
Have they finally realized that Apple has stated all along that Tiger will run on G3s? Have they realized that Core Image will run on the CPU if your GPU can't handle it? Have the discovered that Quartz, not even Quartz Extreme, much less Core Image, is all you need for most users' tasks? Have they accepted that it's OK to support OPTIONAL hardware--like high-end GPUs, DVD burners, scanners, and trackballs?
I am disappointed. Perhaps we'll have to settle for the classic complaints of "Apple is improving OS X too much too soon." Or "all my current Panther apps will suddenly stop working because they know Tiger exists."
I won't be surprised if Tiger is announced next week instead of Friday, but either way, its a lot earlier than I'd have thought. Glad I got my $35-rebate pre-order in early at AmazonGo grab it for $95. (Unless you get Apple edu pricing which is $69.)
Any advice on how to force myself not to install until 10.4.1? I really do like the idea of thousands of guinea pigs paving the way for me. Ah, forget it. What else are backups for?![]()