What IS the big deal with Snow Leopard? Here are some "features" I am seeing when I scroll through Apple's webpage. Also, let me preface this by saying I own a X3100 MacBook, and am not "thrilled" at some of the grand central features which are geared towards the newer computers...
-1.4x JPEG icon refresh
-Faster installation
-Faster time machine initial backup (you only do these once, so...who cares?)
-Chinese character input (won't work on iMac or whitebooks)
-Automatic Time Zone setup
-More reliable disk eject
-Gamma 2.2
-Automatic printer driver updates
-4 new fonts
-Date in menu bar
-Reorderable mail sidebar
Just a few of the lackluster "features" in 10.6. Quicktime X seems great, as do some of the few small features. But why a whole new product? Just for grand central?
I think when they say "refinement" that's really all it is. But then again, it is only a $30 upgrade... Your thoughts?
-1.4x JPEG icon refresh
-Faster installation
-Faster time machine initial backup (you only do these once, so...who cares?)
-Chinese character input (won't work on iMac or whitebooks)
-Automatic Time Zone setup
-More reliable disk eject
-Gamma 2.2
-Automatic printer driver updates
-4 new fonts
-Date in menu bar
-Reorderable mail sidebar
Just a few of the lackluster "features" in 10.6. Quicktime X seems great, as do some of the few small features. But why a whole new product? Just for grand central?
I think when they say "refinement" that's really all it is. But then again, it is only a $30 upgrade... Your thoughts?