How I Learned To Love And Live With Leopard’s Quirks.
The dust has settled and Mac OS X Leopard is entering the age of maturity. I hope. This adolescent operating system drives me nuts. Sometimes.
Other times I’m so proud you’d think I coached Steve Jobs on the feature set. Leopard is the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of OS X versions.
Don’t misunderstand. I’m not bashing Leopard. I love it. Sometimes. Apple’s monumental answer to Windows Everywhere raises the bar for Mac, iPod, and iPhone users. And raises ire, too.
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iDiot said:
Definitely! A lot of people were tentative about Leopard to begin with, but it’s definitely come into its own (unlike some operating systems I know of…
I don’t know what it is about stacks though. They’re not quite necessary, but I like them anyway!
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holly said:
I have been a MAC user since the beginning. My first an SE30 with 40meg hard drive and a full page black and white monitor. It was easier to find files then, than it is today on Leopard.
I really dislike leopard and am wondering if I can run my old Tiger operating system on my new 2 x 2.8 GHZ Quad-Core Intel Xeon? I haven’t been able to find my files since I got this beast. Among other problems. This thing works too much like a PC! I want my old G5 back.