Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 15th Feb 2008 19:36 UTC, submitted by CIozzio
"Apple recently released its second update to OS X 'Leopard', and the latest version of its shiny operating system is now numbered 10.5.2. When I reviewed Leopard two days after its initial release I called it the best operating system ever made for the vast majority of users. I think that's even more true now that 10.5.2 fixes some of the first-release glitches that annoyed me in 10.5 and in Apple's first, quick, bug-fix update 10.5.1."
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2006-10-12
I run Mac OS X on a Dell, alongside several Macs.
Frankly, it sucks on non-Apple hardware.
I'm sure there're plenty of things I could fiddle with to make it work better, but to spend all of my time doing that would somewhat defeat a good chunk of the point of running Mac OS X on the thing in the first place. Still, it's got a faster CPU (but is otherwise far underspecced) as compared to my MacBook, so is good for VisualHub and Handbrake.