Just wondering if I should upgrade my 2.8ghz C2E iMac to Leopard (yet) or not (running Tiger currently).
Please post what kind of user you are (power user, graphic artist, photographer, developer/programmer, recent switcher, etc.).
Edit: If you vote "no," please post why.
If you like being a pioneer (that is, the one with the arrows in your back), go right ahead. If you have any production work to do, hold off until 10.5.1 or so. The problems I've encountered:
1. The 8 character user name from Jaguar or earlier problem.
2. HP printers are problematic at best: two sided printing prints the back side page upside down regardless of the "binding" setting (top or side).
3. Some Adobe CS3 programs don't work.
4. Digidesign ProTools does not not.
5. Depending on where you got your old fonts, some may cause new problems for old programs (Discus in my case). Replacing the fonts with newer versions cleared up the problems.
6. Printer Setup is gone, replace by a System Preferences panel: there are fewer options, or at least they are not as apparent (such as whether or not to list a particular printer in the printer selection drop down).
So, I'd await new printer drivers from your printer manufacturer, Adobe udpates (especially Acrobat Pro), and be prepared, even after 10.5.1, to spend a couple of days testing all but ordinary Apple software.
Eddie O