"While the Apple hype machine and its fanatical followers would have you believe that Mac OS X 10.5 'Leopard' is a major upgrade to the company's venerable operating system, nothing could be further from the truth. Instead, Leopard is yet another evolutionary upgrade in a long line of evolutionary OS X upgrades, all of which date back to the original OS X release in 2001. But let me get one huge misunderstanding out of the way immediately: That's not a dig at Leopard at all. Indeed, if anything, Apple is in an enviable position: OS X is so solid, so secure, and so functionally excellent that it must be getting difficult figuring out how to massage another USD 129 out even the most ardent fans. Folks, Leopard is good stuff. But then that's been true of Mac OS X for quite a while now." Additionally, Apple
acknowledges installation problems caused by
Unsanity's APE, while others are complaining about
problems with Java, or
visual oddities. Additionally, there are hacks that
restore the black dock triangles,
opacify the menubar, and to
enable Time Machine on Airport disks.
Update: It appears the Leopard firewall
has a dent in its armour.
Member since:
2006-02-10
You mean the BSoD that is caused by having a third party app installed in a place it isn't supposed to be installed?