A Few Features Apple Did Not Put In OS X Leopard.

My first week of Mac OS X Leopard has been more enjoyable than the first week of Tiger. Apple paid more attention to little things, more polish, more fun.

Except for those few areas here and there—those odd features Apple did not put into Leopard. We need a spokesperson from Apple’s OS X team to explain why some things don’t show up in the Mac.

All Mac users know that Microsoft’s Windows stole a bunch of features from the Mac, right? Well, the reverse is true, too. Apple pilfered a few items from Windows.

One item.... (excerpted).

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