I don't know why in Lion they removed the intro, but there is still chances that the final release can contain the Leopard and SL intro that was missing in Lion and ML. What do you think?
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Will they bring the intro video back?
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But why did they removed it in Lion? A simple 30-sec video made you remember it forever, and suddenly they thought it was useless and worthless.
Might have made you remember it forever but not me. Obviously they thought it wasn't worth having, just extra bloat.
I used to work in Mac IT in college. We didnt have a fancy Remote Desktop way of installing OS X updates, we had to do each one manually.
Needless to say, they removed the video not soon enough.
I've installed osx on so many machines, I got annoyed waiting for it to end even if it was only a few seconds long.
I liked the video, it was cute, inviting, and just one of the little touches that really made me love the Mac.
What I love MORE is when they got super lean and mean with the OS with Snow Leopard, made it run with very little RAM and space requirements, especially compared to the huge amount of disk space Windows can take. Yes, the newer OS's aren't as polished and streamlined as 10.6 was, but lean and mean is the way to go. It will live in my memories...
What I love MORE is when they got super lean and mean with the OS with Snow Leopard, made it run with very little RAM and space requirements, especially compared to the huge amount of disk space Windows can take. Yes, the newer OS's aren't as polished and streamlined as 10.6 was, but lean and mean is the way to go. It will live in my memories...
Step 1: Get hold of an iMac G3 and an aluminium keyboard.
Step 2: Install Tiger.
Step 3: Wait til it gets to the "intro video".
It will be full volume (which is quite loud on the iMac G3's Harmon Kardon speakers). You won't be able to turn it down, because you need to update to a point release of Tiger to use the keyboard's volume keys.
My neighbours loved it when I reinstalled Tiger last week
On a related note, Microsoft added 'setup music' to Windows XP. It was the only version of Windows that had setup music, and I actually really liked it.
Step 2: Install Tiger.
Step 3: Wait til it gets to the "intro video".
It will be full volume (which is quite loud on the iMac G3's Harmon Kardon speakers). You won't be able to turn it down, because you need to update to a point release of Tiger to use the keyboard's volume keys.
My neighbours loved it when I reinstalled Tiger last week
On a related note, Microsoft added 'setup music' to Windows XP. It was the only version of Windows that had setup music, and I actually really liked it.
I really miss the intro video. It reminds me of my first Mac. When I reinstalled it, it felt really classy every time I saw the video.
