It'll be faster on multiprocessor machines.so... Leopard it's FASTER than Tiger?
it will run FASTER than Tiger in my machine?
It'll be faster on multiprocessor machines.so... Leopard it's FASTER than Tiger?
it will run FASTER than Tiger in my machine?
On some hardware yes, maybe not in your Mac much, but if you have enough RAM in your Mini, it should flyso... Leopard it's FASTER than Tiger?
it will run FASTER than Tiger in my machine?
It'll be faster on multiprocessor machines.
On some hardware yes, maybe not in your Mac much, but if you have enough RAM in your Mini, it should fly![]()
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Not to piss on the parade, but why is MacRumors glorifying software piracy,
even if this "report" is for real (which I highly doubt; most likely he's describing
a previously pirated Leopard build).
Does Apple have any way of tracking pirated copies of Leopard (like how Windows makes you register as specific ID number for each copy)?
Actually it was this riveting report on a downloaded copy of Leopard that made me pre-order for Friday.Speed improvements in Mail.app?
I'm sold now. Definitely upgrading for this!!
Speed improvements in Mail.app?
I'm sold now. Definitely upgrading for this!!
Crap, sorry!
If that's the case though, why is this page 1 news?
I assume it has to do with the law. They are allowed to report 3rd party information but not allowed to assist in obtaining that information
While I am just as excited (ok not as much) as the next person, is it really wise/right/sane to make this news when someone openly said he downloaded an illegal copy of the software but feels validated in doing so since he pre-ordred a family pack? Just curious but clearly it's ok or it wouldn't be here.
Got it... sorry about that! Can you not delete my account though?
Was about to ask this question. If the user is reporting "blazing" speed increases on a dual core MacBook Pro, I'm looking forward to seeing what it produces on my quad core Mac Pro.