Showing posts with label OS X Leopard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OS X Leopard. Show all posts

Saturday, December 1, 2007

Peter Ha Of Crunchgear Wants Leopard To Die


Peter Ha of Crunchgear wrote a scathing article about Leopard and how it is full of bugs. He goes so far as to say that he's reloading Tiger back on to his system. I love this quote "I’d rather go back to XP then use this shit anymore". Now that's a switch, because we usually hear about how people are going from Vista back to Windows XP. Could it be that Apple has made its first misstep with an OS?

Is anyone else having the problems that Peter is experiencing with Leopard?

Check his rant out, it's worthy of a read. [Rant: I want you to die, Leopard via Crunchgear]

Monday, June 11, 2007

Leopard Desktop improvements heavy on the eye candy


For All the Mac heads that can't get enough of the new OS X coming out. Here are some screen shots of Leopard in action. Apple takes a page from Microsoft's playbook and touts Desktop as the lead feature in the new version of OS X, Leopard - and all told it amounts to a bunch of pretty graphics and some animation.


Move a window towards the Dock and you'll see its reflection.
Check out more after the jump. [Apple]

Friday, June 8, 2007

OS X Leopard To Be Animated OS


OK, I've never been a huge Apple OS fan as many here may know. But I've gained a lot of respect for Apple and some of the ideas that they have put together recently. Well, I think that respect has gotten a little bigger for them in my book.

Rumor has it that during the WWDC, Steve Jobs will speak about Apples new OS X Leopard, and will most likely unveil the “top secret” features Apple has kept under wraps. Apple will introduce their "Core Animation" to the masses.

Core Animation will allow programmers and developers to really do some amazing visual stuff, which in turn will change the way programs for OS X are made. Leopard is said to have a few nice APIs to develop with and that they’ll end up “changing the way programmers think”.

I'm almost ashamed to say that I can't wait to see it.

Read more here. [Wired]