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What Will macOS 10.15 Be Called: Mammoth, Monterey, Rincon, Skyline, or Something Else?
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People are wondering if there is life, but every other try fails.
You also need a lot of time and money to get there.
People are wondering if there is life, but every other try fails.
You also need a lot of time and money to get there.
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I actually really like that one, and I'm surprised they haven't done it yet.
Mac OS Oxnard - Not by the beach, by the onion fields.
There are only two correct names:
macOS 13: If Apple wants consistency between iOS and macOS
macOS 16: If Apple wants to get out of silly 10.x versioning (Mac OS X 10.0 = 1.0, so 10.15 should be 16)
macOS 13: If Apple wants consistency between iOS and macOS
macOS 16: If Apple wants to get out of silly 10.x versioning (Mac OS X 10.0 = 1.0, so 10.15 should be 16)
I would gladly buy a new MBP if it was called Zzyzx
I've always wanted to take that offramp! I know what's up there. I've just never taken the time to see it for myself. Maybe next time.
Rincon? That's kinda clunky. Tourmaline would be a better surf spot name. Then they could transition into pretty stones.
I'll bet Fedreghi is behind this article. Gads get down to the real code and stop doggin around the Apple Park with theme hames for OSX.
Rincon will not be it because NONE of the top executive staff surf nor are in healthy shape.
Rincon will not be it because NONE of the top executive staff surf nor are in healthy shape.
I think we have a player in the 999 Army The walking Dead Our World named that
Mammoth seems likely. But then on the flipside, do people really care what it’s called? I don’t think they do, they just want to see the performance upgrades more than anything.{ It’s kind a like the iPhone monikers, no one cares what Apple names the iPhone, they just care about what the product offers.}
I’m guessing they never used Lynx because it’s the name of a command-line web browser that was previously included in OS X. It would’ve caused confusion, naming rights issues aside.
