I'll upgrade either when I buy a new computer in the next year or 2, or when I know for sure it's stable. Whichever comes first 
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Who's Upgrading to Leopard?
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Nothing wrong with that! That's actually exactly what I did for Tiger. My iMac is still running Panther just fine, and I decided to skip Tiger. I'll definitely be a Leopard user in a few months though once we buy our new MacBook Pro - we won't have a choice since it will be pre-installed!
I'll upgrade when Leopard hits .1 or .2, probably not before then. (If I can resist the temptation)
It's what I did when Panther came out, and then later with Tiger. I usually like to wait until all the little bugs get worked out.
It's what I did when Panther came out, and then later with Tiger. I usually like to wait until all the little bugs get worked out.
I'll upgrade either when I buy a new computer in the next year or 2, or when I know for sure it's stable. Whichever comes first
Same, I'll probably wait until about 10.5.1 or 2; and when I can spare the money (oh college!)(and I hope it's still $69 for students).
Assuming I've got the $$...or I might get my brother to buy it
But yes, I'm upgrading to if when it launches
But yes, I'm upgrading to if when it launches
That's my preference with software in general, but who knows, maybe I'll roll the dice with this one and see how she goes!
People who own a PowerPC G3-based machine won't be. Everyone else will upgrade eventually.
I'll be first in line to purchase Leopard when it's released October 31, 2007 @ 11:59PM PST
Hahaha, that'd be awesome if they did that to us.
I'll be getting it for free with my MacPro.
I'm probably upgrading early, assuming I hear good things about it.
I'm a ColdFusion developer, and I'd like to install a development copy on my MP. ColdFusion and Macs have an awkward history:
ColdFusion 7 worked with OS X 10.3.
OS X 10.4 came out, and ColdFusion stopped working with it.
Now ColdFusion 8 is out, and it works with OS X 10.4.
So what happens when OS X 10.5 comes out, is anybody's guess.
Because of the potential conflict, I feel more comfortable having my final OS in place THEN installing ColdFusion, than getting ColdFusion up and running, then upgrading the OS. I don't know why. I just have a gut feeling that undoing any problems ColdFusion creates will be easier this way.
I'm a ColdFusion developer, and I'd like to install a development copy on my MP. ColdFusion and Macs have an awkward history:
ColdFusion 7 worked with OS X 10.3.
OS X 10.4 came out, and ColdFusion stopped working with it.
Now ColdFusion 8 is out, and it works with OS X 10.4.
So what happens when OS X 10.5 comes out, is anybody's guess.
Because of the potential conflict, I feel more comfortable having my final OS in place THEN installing ColdFusion, than getting ColdFusion up and running, then upgrading the OS. I don't know why. I just have a gut feeling that undoing any problems ColdFusion creates will be easier this way.
Count me in!!! Definately going to get Leopard as soon as its out, Bootcamp Release (Unfortunatly, as im an engineering student big windows world) and Time Machine. Stacks is looking pretty nice too.
Cut a long story short cant wait to get it!!!
Cut a long story short cant wait to get it!!!
I'm going to get it on the day of the release for sure!
In my house we need 5 copies so we are going to score through the Family pack! YEAH!!!
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In my house we need 5 copies so we are going to score through the Family pack! YEAH!!!
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