D doxavita macrumors 6502a Original poster Jul 20, 2011 #1 Do you think there will eventually be a disc version of Lion? (not through the app store) When? Not really talking about the disc that comes with the system, but one that will let me do the upgrade for example
Do you think there will eventually be a disc version of Lion? (not through the app store) When? Not really talking about the disc that comes with the system, but one that will let me do the upgrade for example
kirky29 macrumors 68000 Jul 20, 2011 #2 Highly doubt it. They're selling Lion on USB Drives next month though. But I doubt ever on disk again.
Highly doubt it. They're selling Lion on USB Drives next month though. But I doubt ever on disk again.
D doxavita macrumors 6502a Original poster Jul 20, 2011 #3 kirky29 said: Highly doubt it. They're selling Lion on USB Drives next month though. But I doubt ever on disk again. Click to expand... USB drives? Will that let me do an upgrade to my system?
kirky29 said: Highly doubt it. They're selling Lion on USB Drives next month though. But I doubt ever on disk again. Click to expand... USB drives? Will that let me do an upgrade to my system?
iDuel macrumors 6502a Jul 20, 2011 #4 No, it was made perfectly clear by Steve Jobs that they would not be putting Lion on any physical media. It looks like Apple caved into the complaints and has agreed to sell lion on a USB Thumb drive for $69 in August.
No, it was made perfectly clear by Steve Jobs that they would not be putting Lion on any physical media. It looks like Apple caved into the complaints and has agreed to sell lion on a USB Thumb drive for $69 in August.
iDuel macrumors 6502a Jul 20, 2011 #5 doxavita said: USB drives? Will that let me do an upgrade to my system? Click to expand... Yes. You will just need to boot into the USB drive
doxavita said: USB drives? Will that let me do an upgrade to my system? Click to expand... Yes. You will just need to boot into the USB drive
D doxavita macrumors 6502a Original poster Jul 20, 2011 #6 And I can upgrade from anywhere in the world, right? As long as I have an iTunes account as I understand
And I can upgrade from anywhere in the world, right? As long as I have an iTunes account as I understand
iDuel macrumors 6502a Jul 20, 2011 #7 doxavita said: And I can upgrade from anywhere in the world, right? As long as I have an iTunes account as I understand Click to expand... Correct
doxavita said: And I can upgrade from anywhere in the world, right? As long as I have an iTunes account as I understand Click to expand... Correct
D doxavita macrumors 6502a Original poster Jul 20, 2011 #8 But is the iTunes account region specific? (don't have one yet....) I'll be moving, I can create mine later on?
But is the iTunes account region specific? (don't have one yet....) I'll be moving, I can create mine later on?
iDuel macrumors 6502a Jul 20, 2011 #9 doxavita said: But is the iTunes account region specific? (don't have one yet....) I'll be moving, I can create mine later on? Click to expand... I believe they are, but I am pretty sure that you can change the region. You can create an iTunes/Apple ID from anywhere in the world.
doxavita said: But is the iTunes account region specific? (don't have one yet....) I'll be moving, I can create mine later on? Click to expand... I believe they are, but I am pretty sure that you can change the region. You can create an iTunes/Apple ID from anywhere in the world.
D doxavita macrumors 6502a Original poster Jul 20, 2011 #10 And I assume I can choose in which language to install Lion ( I prefer English, actually, my Snow Leopard is in english already...) regardless of my location?
And I assume I can choose in which language to install Lion ( I prefer English, actually, my Snow Leopard is in english already...) regardless of my location?