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Yay! *does the happy panda dance more*
I guess mines already ordered since I'm a student developer... wheeee! 😀
I guess mines already ordered since I'm a student developer... wheeee! 😀
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Tiger Available April 29th
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Sharewaredemon
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wordmunger
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slightly said:
Interesting. Especially since (as I noted on the other thread), the "Automator" robot looks suspiciously like Marvin the Robot. (though this ad says May 6)
JRM PowerPod said:
In my opinion it does indeed absolutely really means nothing else new for about 3 weeks.
Think about it. Would they put a "17 days until Tiger" counter on the front page, only to put it in a small box if something else came out? Would they put "PowerMac Quad G5" in a small box, also?
Apple seems to always only have one big announcement for their front page at a time. In my book this means nothing new for 3 weeks. Which also means that by then it should be the PowerMac Quad G5, which also means no iBook updates for at least 6 to 10 weeks.
Still hanging in there for an iBook mini, though. 😀
crap freakboy
macrumors 6502a
At least that'll stop the "Wheres Tiger?" threads.
Now for myself I just need a new G5 to run it.
Now for myself I just need a new G5 to run it.
I truly can't contain my excitement! Yahoooo! Order placed.
By the way, this page is awesome, and shows several things not announced elsewhere: http://www.apple.com/macosx/newfeatures/newfeatures.html
Example: It's officially Apple Graphing Calculator
By the way, this page is awesome, and shows several things not announced elsewhere: http://www.apple.com/macosx/newfeatures/newfeatures.html
Example: It's officially Apple Graphing Calculator
On the right hand side of theMac OS X Upgrade page, there is a box labeled "Media Exchange Program" with a link to a PDF that explains how to get a copy of the CDs.rtdgoldfish said:
Does anyone with a Pismo notice a problem with the requirements? Looks like "built-in Firewire" is a requirement this time, and the old clamshell iBook SE's are listed as supported, but the more advanced Pismo is not. What gives?
http://www.apple.com/macosx/upgrade/requirements.html
And how am I supposed to get Tiger on my G3/800 iBook w/CD-ROM drive?
I hate having old technology...Steve seems to think we're all made of $$$.
http://www.apple.com/macosx/upgrade/requirements.html
And how am I supposed to get Tiger on my G3/800 iBook w/CD-ROM drive?
I hate having old technology...Steve seems to think we're all made of $$$.
Already 1 dissapointment
Briefing through the developer's page I do notice that in XCode 2 there will be code sense for Java, BUT it will only include "the latests Java 2 platform" meaning No Java(5/1.5 whatever you want to call it) for at least another month....
Briefing through the developer's page I do notice that in XCode 2 there will be code sense for Java, BUT it will only include "the latests Java 2 platform" meaning No Java(5/1.5 whatever you want to call it) for at least another month....
Tiger "up-to-date" program for recent purchasers?
I called the Apple store - I'm waiting on a Mac Mini order that I placed last week - to see if I was going to get Tiger (since I just bought and my order hasn't shipped.)
The girl on the phone told me that my Mini would probably not ship with Tiger, but that I will be able to purchase the "Mac OS X Tiger - up to date" program for $9.95.
I hope this is correct, since my order hasn't shipped. Though, if you listen to the phone message regarding such things, it says that those who purchase on or after April 12th are eligible for the discounted "up to date" program.
In the past, I believe they've extended this back 15 or 30 days if you bother them about it.
iZac said:
I called the Apple store - I'm waiting on a Mac Mini order that I placed last week - to see if I was going to get Tiger (since I just bought and my order hasn't shipped.)
The girl on the phone told me that my Mini would probably not ship with Tiger, but that I will be able to purchase the "Mac OS X Tiger - up to date" program for $9.95.
I hope this is correct, since my order hasn't shipped. Though, if you listen to the phone message regarding such things, it says that those who purchase on or after April 12th are eligible for the discounted "up to date" program.
In the past, I believe they've extended this back 15 or 30 days if you bother them about it.
mainstreetmark
macrumors 68020
FINALLY!
I've been holding off on a wipe of the harddrive and a complete new install until Tiger came around. I'll be curious to see if i like Spotlight, as K has been pissing me off recently (the widgets keep moving around or not loading).
And it'd be nice to be able to chat with 3 people at once, although I still haven't actually had a chat with 1 yet. Video chat may not be as wanted as everyone wants it to be. The folks at Ojo better be ready.
Tiger. Tiger. Tiger.
(Oh, I think I'll go see Hitchhikers Guide, and swing by the Apple store on the same day).
I've been holding off on a wipe of the harddrive and a complete new install until Tiger came around. I'll be curious to see if i like Spotlight, as K has been pissing me off recently (the widgets keep moving around or not loading).
And it'd be nice to be able to chat with 3 people at once, although I still haven't actually had a chat with 1 yet. Video chat may not be as wanted as everyone wants it to be. The folks at Ojo better be ready.
Tiger. Tiger. Tiger.
(Oh, I think I'll go see Hitchhikers Guide, and swing by the Apple store on the same day).
Think Seceret is reporting new G-5 Power Macs to be announced at NAB.
Also no G-5 Powerbooks in 2005.
So no "New G-5 Powerbooks next Tuesday" posts until next year.
Also no G-5 Powerbooks in 2005.
So no "New G-5 Powerbooks next Tuesday" posts until next year.
AidenShaw
macrumors P6
don't fall for the "64-bit myth"
It's the most important thing for you, yet you don't know what it does?
First of all, the new 64-bit addressing won't help you since you only 4 GiB of RAM. The main thing that 64-bit addressing does is allow a *single* program to use more than 4 GiB.
Second, 10.4's 64-bit implementation is a partial implementation that is mainly available to command line terminal apps. No Cocoa/Carbon apps, no GUI apps.
For an applicaiton like Photoshop or video to use 64-bit addressing, it would have to be rewritten as a "client-server" app, with a 32-bit GUI talking to a separate 64-bit work piece. Ain't gonna happen, IMO.
The need for 64-bit on the desktop isn't that great, and the need for a lame terminal-only implementation is almost zero on the desktop.
The supercomputer clusters will like 10.4's 64-bit addressing, though....
mk_in_mke said:
It's the most important thing for you, yet you don't know what it does?
First of all, the new 64-bit addressing won't help you since you only 4 GiB of RAM. The main thing that 64-bit addressing does is allow a *single* program to use more than 4 GiB.
Second, 10.4's 64-bit implementation is a partial implementation that is mainly available to command line terminal apps. No Cocoa/Carbon apps, no GUI apps.
For an applicaiton like Photoshop or video to use 64-bit addressing, it would have to be rewritten as a "client-server" app, with a 32-bit GUI talking to a separate 64-bit work piece. Ain't gonna happen, IMO.
The need for 64-bit on the desktop isn't that great, and the need for a lame terminal-only implementation is almost zero on the desktop.
The supercomputer clusters will like 10.4's 64-bit addressing, though....