Alcibiades said:dammit, I started making the topic and then got distracted for 3 minutes doing something else, came back and clicked 'submit'...
Manics said:Can they get Tiger Woods to do promotion for it though?
ElyrionX said:Tiger has got to be the most stupid name for an OS EVER....
Kung Fu Jedi said:Tiger may not be a great name, but it beats Longhorn imho.![]()
Kung Fu Jedi said:Tiger may not be a great name, but it beats Longhorn imho.![]()
Phoenix said:I dunno. Longhorn may be fitting. A big, slow, fat/bloated cow which spends much of its life covered with bugs and needs to be constantly treated for viruses but still fed to the American public.
Phoenix said:I dunno. Longhorn may be fitting. A big, slow, fat/bloated cow which spends much of its life covered with bugs and needs to be constantly treated for viruses but still fed to the American public.
Kung Fu Jedi said:Tiger looks good. Lots of interesting new features and some nice upgrades. Hope the trust old G4 can run it well.*Eyes a new G5*
mrkapawutzis said:I've read somewhere (take that as a vote of confidence) that Tiger is supposed to be just as compatible with older macs as with newer ones.
Phoenix said:It runs fine on REALLY old Macs - G4s with 300 and 400Mhz processors. Might want to increase your RAM, but otherwise it will run. I've seen people talking about it running on G3s, but I don't know about that.
Longhorn's just a codename. It isn't going to carry over to the retail release...Kung Fu Jedi said:Tiger may not be a great name, but it beats Longhorn imho.![]()
border said:Longhorn's just a codename. It isn't going to carry over to the retail release...
scola said:Hey phoenix, what are some of the best reasons to upgrade in your opinion versus waiting for a bit. I am pretty happy with 10.3 and don't really see anything besides dashboard and automator that appeal to me, but neither of those are "needed" aps.
Thanks
Tortfeasor said:FYI - Education version is only $69 with free shipping from the apple store online.
Phoenix said:The OS is excellent, been part of the test team for months. Its not without its hiccups though. Personally I think its a little early.
Tortfeasor said:FYI - Education version is only $69 with free shipping from the apple store online.
Tortfeasor said:FYI - Education version is only $69 with free shipping from the apple store online.
scola said:Hey phoenix, what are some of the best reasons to upgrade in your opinion versus waiting for a bit. I am pretty happy with 10.3 and don't really see anything besides dashboard and automator that appeal to me, but neither of those are "needed" aps.
Thanks
FortNinety said:Care to elaborate?
Phoenix said:I would, but I fear Apple reprisalI'll just say that I wouldn't rush out to install it on day one. Give it a few days so some of the issues surface.
SuperPac said:I've been waiting for two...almost three months now for Apple to update the iMac. Think Secret says it's gonna happen this month, and I pray they are right. I'm still on an iBook I got three years ago and I'm ready to get something newer/faster/sexier.
I want to get an iBook, but I'm waiting for Apple to update it like they did the PowerBook a couple of months ago. Still waiting...![]()
FortNinety said:So Phoenix, I have an eMac sporting a 1ghz G4 and 1 gig of ram. Will Tiger run fast on my machine, or just "well enough"?
shantyman said:I just saw a 2 hour demonstration of some of the new features. Spotlight is one of the greatest innovations in an OS. The extent to which it works is simply amazing. It is simply awesome.