I bet one of my children that that's fake. I'll be switching back to the PC too for that matter.
That's what I thought- ghastly.
It looks like a badly edited version of the iLeopard theme.
I bet one of my children that that's fake. I'll be switching back to the PC too for that matter.
I know this is most probably fake, but I found this not long ago:
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No way. Look at the massive number of severe "showstopper" bugs in these developers release builds: the installer is screwy, the Finder is riddled with bugs, sleep doesn't work, machine support is highly limited. Development seems to be progressing at a snail's pace.
I'm sticking with October as the release timeframe.
That's what I thought- ghastly.
It looks like a badly edited version of the iLeopard theme.
Obviously those hoping for a March 24 release will be disappointed.
I bet one of my children that that's fake. I'll be switching back to the PC too for that matter.
You thought you would bet one of my children? Bet your own.
I know this is most probably fake, but I found this not long ago:
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I bet one of my children that that's fake. I'll be switching back to the PC too for that matter.
Yep. In fact, it has been final for years now, they're just building suspense. The issues with the betas must be due to that nefarious debug code--I'm sure everything is perfect once it's removed.But… but… there are SECRET INTERNAL BUILDS!
And anyway, from my years of Photoshopping experience, I can clearly tell by the pixels.
Oh yeah. Don't forget the new "Top Secret" features too.Yep. In fact, it has been final for years now, they're just building suspense. The issues with the betas must be due to that nefarious debug code--I'm sure everything is perfect once it's removed.![]()
Snow Leopard will be released during WWDC09. Unless it's going to be another 90 minutes of drivel about the iPhone.
At least builds are progressing, albeit rather slowly.
I know this is most probably fake, but I found this not long ago:
I miss the ability to call numbers through my cell phone from within OSX. With all the added data detectors it we be sure great if they would bring that back (esp with the iPhone now).
The Cardinals.Can you tell me the winner of the next Super Bowl?
The apps may be updated but to say i7 is required for full potential in performance does mean a lot given that i7 is a faster processor architecture. It is not like the programs will suddenly stop working on non i7 hardware. It isobvious that a faster process will benefit most complex platforms.Well remember the pro apps (Aperture, Final Cut Pro, Logic, Photoshop) are all going to be updated this year, and they you are going to need a Core i7 (and Snow Leopard) to run them anyway near their full potential.
I would say that exactly. What I would say that it is pretty stupid of Applenot to have quad cores in it's lower end desktops. People are really going to want more than two cores to leverage SL.So I would say that the Core i7 is going to be the minimum requirement for Snow Leopard in 12 months time.
Hopefully Snow Leopard will be demoed on the MacPro. I can't wait for this.
Well remember the pro apps (Aperture, Final Cut Pro, Logic, Photoshop) are all going to be updated this year, and they you are going to need a Core i7 (and Snow Leopard) to run them anyway near their full potential.
So I would say that the Core i7 is going to be the minimum requirement for Snow Leopard in 12 months time.
What I would say that it is pretty stupid of Apple not to have quad cores in it's lower end desktops. People are really going to want more than two cores to leverage SL.
Just going to reiterate what was said before in the hopes that you come back and try to justify yourself, if not that's okay.