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hoffman2k wrote:

hambone1 wrote:Something tells me that a quad-core Xenon Mac Pro workstation running Leopard is gonna rock...

I'm still gonna wait for the 2nd generation workstations to replace my aging G5 tower. I don't do hardware beta testing!

You don't have to test anything. Just wait and see what Adam does
He's the groundhog of macs. If he doesn't see his shadow when he emerges from his hole (or studio), then it's time to get a new mac.

haahahaha.

i hope leopard has a new finder, maybe an updated ichat, more spotlight integration, what else? i dunno but its gonna rock.

gates put some money into apple when they brought steve back, to my knowledge a majority of those shares have been bought back already.

also, leopard will come with the 'boot' software preinstalled and the consensus is that vista will be able to run on it.

Digi V wrote:i hope leopard has a new finder, maybe an updated ichat, more spotlight integration, what else? i dunno but its gonna rock.

From MacRumors: "Perhaps the most corroborated claims are ones of Apple's iChat 4.0. Appleinsider claimed that iChat 4.0 will incorporate the ability to call traditional phone lines much like existing Voice over IP services, with similar reports elsewhere on the web."

Will be useful for collaborating...

I like the idea of a black 20" imac....doubtful though

hambone1 wrote:

Digi V wrote:i hope leopard has a new finder, maybe an updated ichat, more spotlight integration, what else? i dunno but its gonna rock.

From MacRumors: "Perhaps the most corroborated claims are ones of Apple's iChat 4.0. Appleinsider claimed that iChat 4.0 will incorporate the ability to call traditional phone lines much like existing Voice over IP services, with similar reports elsewhere on the web."

Will be useful for collaborating...

they need to do something to the ichat interface cuz its ugly, not very creative, and very limited.

sqook wrote:

Machinesworking wrote:Little bird told me that.....

jeez? this is so weird I don't believe it myself??.... anyway someone I know at Apple actually believes that there was a secret conversation between Bill Gates and Jobs, on the fact that Whine for OSX is dammed near perfect..... Wine is a Windows emulator for Linux, Wine allows Windows apps to run in OSX like native apps.

If you'd ever used Wine under either linux or mac osx, you'd see the very gaping hole in this story that leads me to question this anecdote.

Hey no problem, the little trail off ...... was where I shortened the story. Jobs supposedly confronted Gates with a version of Wine that was developed by Apple internally, total integration.
It's all just weird Apple rumors, but it does seem possible from a technological standpoint.

My guess is quads are announced today.

Along with 64 bit intel chips, and of course Leopard.

Plus a new iLife app, iSuck.

leopard will run most windows apps with thanks to a transparently locked in virtualization engine.

The apple mail tool is still kind of crappy .. I'd like to see it upgraded in Leopard.

Ooh. well if we're guessing....

There will be a quad-core mac pro. Which leads me to believe that there will be a new model called the "mac"...
A big fuzz about how well the transition went. Perhaps an announcement by Adobe to back that up...
And new macbooks in september. Where they will also announce an ipod that is also a cell phone and allows you to spend money on itunes from the comfort of a cave...

But what i'm really hoping for is that bloody tablet
As expensive as the lemur no doubt... But it can run leopard

heh... rumors...
25 more minutes till we know.

Apple is just taking a stab at Microsoft with the "Hasta La Vista, Vista" phrase and the "Mac OS X Leopard -- Introducing Vista 2.0." Vista isn't out yet so Apple is claiming that Leopard is already way ahead of Vista.

Apocrypha wrote:Apple is just taking a stab at Microsoft with the "Hasta La Vista, Vista" phrase and the "Mac OS X Leopard -- Introducing Vista 2.0." Vista isn't out yet so Apple is claiming that Leopard is already way ahead of Vista.

Afaik, vista has been available for a while to be beta tested...
Microsoft even invites hackers to join the testing team.

I think i even read somewhere that they got it running on an intel mac.

sweetjesus wrote:leopard will run most windows apps with thanks to a transparently locked in virtualization engine.

Yeah, like I said, something similar to Wine, but embedded in the OS.

Machinesworking wrote:

sweetjesus wrote:leopard will run most windows apps with thanks to a transparently locked in virtualization engine.

Yeah, like I said, something similar to Wine, but embedded in the OS.

Will i be able to play San Andreas?

If Apple could take just one note from Windows, it would be to ditch this whole cat-based OS name thing. It was a relief when Windows ditched the year thing (Win95, 98, ect...). But this fucking cat thing is confusing as hell.

Lepoard. Tiger. Uhh, the one before that... Panther, I think. And Jaguar was after that.... what the hell? I hate it.

In the end they'll be left with Bobcat and have nowhere else to turn.

Sales Dude McBoob wrote:If Apple could take just one note from Windows, it would be to ditch this whole cat-based OS name thing. It was a relief when Windows ditched the year thing (Win95, 98, ect...). But this fucking cat thing is confusing as hell.

Lepoard. Tiger. Uhh, the one before that... Panther, I think. And Jaguar was after that.... what the hell? I hate it.

In the end they'll be left with Bobcat and have nowhere else to turn.

I really just waiting for Mac OSX "Pussy" 10.6.9