There are actually quite a few different type's of Leopard, not really versions but different ways of getting it.
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What version of Leopard do you have?
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I have the Ultimate, the Business Edition and the Home Premium
seriously, I have the UTD version.
I have the Ultimate, the Business Edition and the Home Premium
seriously, I have the UTD version.
Same, and mine came with Boot Camp (unlike some others)
CavemanUK said:I have the Ultimate, the Business Edition and the Home Premium
seriously, I have the UTD version.
Well I got the Ultimate Signed Edition!
I wish
Well I got the Ultimate Signed Edition!
I wish
yeah, well mine signed by bill gates himself.. oh wait...
CavemanUK said:
Did you have to mail it to him? Or was he at the launch dressed as a mac fan or something?
I have the 5-user family pack.
Gotta install it on the Mac Pro, the iBook G4, Mini G4, and if I get adventurous, maybe see if I can make it work on an old G3 (just for fun).
Who knows, maybe I can prove old Steve wrong. Maybe not, but if I get bored I might experiment with it.
Either way, the family pack is a bargain if you plan to install on more than one system.
Gotta install it on the Mac Pro, the iBook G4, Mini G4, and if I get adventurous, maybe see if I can make it work on an old G3 (just for fun).
Who knows, maybe I can prove old Steve wrong. Maybe not, but if I get bored I might experiment with it.
Either way, the family pack is a bargain if you plan to install on more than one system.
Well, if you don't all live in the same physical house or apartment, then you've still broken the license agreement. You might as well saved yourself some money and gotten the standard version and copied it among yourselves.
Now, if you do live in the same house or apartment, then that's great. Glad you were able to upgrade and save.
Family pack, for my MacPro and my Macbook. Cheaper then buying two SUL's. Having 3 unused licenses might not be such a good idea though, kind of makes it tempting to look around on eBay for a 12" power book.
Well, since you'd get more power out of those licenses by purchasing another Mac Pro, you should avoid the PowerBook, and just get another Mac Pro.
You see, that way you're maximizing the power return for your license
flyinmac said:Well, since you'd get more power out of those licenses by purchasing another Mac Pro, you should avoid the PowerBook, and just get another Mac Pro.
You see, that way you're maximizing the power return for your license
In fact he should wait for the Powerbook G5, I hear that'll be blazing fast with Leopard.
I have a few builds. The one that I'm using is of course 9A581, the retail build, but I also have 9A559 and 9A466.
Being the nerd I am, I got the Leopard Server (Unlimited Clients) for my Xserve G4 Dual 1.0 GHz
But, ofcourse, I got the Single User Retail for my Quad G5 aswell.
But, ofcourse, I got the Single User Retail for my Quad G5 aswell.
MacsRgr8 said:Being the nerd I am, I got the Leopard Server (Unlimited Clients) for my Xserve G4 Dual 1.0 GHz
But, ofcourse, I got the Single User Retail for my Quad G5 aswell.
Why didnt you just install server on your G5?
