Sunday, October 28, 2007
mac os out
The fifth edition of OS X called Leopard following in the big cat names has quite a few notable new features. These features include Core Animation features.
The new OS X is a mixture of open-source and closed-source software and is much different to Windows, which still relies on a decade-old registry file system. OSX gives mac users many of the same features Linux users will be familiar with but also the stability and security that has become an Apple trademark.
These updates come at a price, as the system requirements cause support for everything before 800 MHz Power PC processors to be dropped. . However, when compared to the systems requirements of Vista, support for the previous few generations of computers seems generous.
The new OS X is a mixture of open-source and closed-source software and is much different to Windows, which still relies on a decade-old registry file system. OSX gives mac users many of the same features Linux users will be familiar with but also the stability and security that has become an Apple trademark.
These updates come at a price, as the system requirements cause support for everything before 800 MHz Power PC processors to be dropped. . However, when compared to the systems requirements of Vista, support for the previous few generations of computers seems generous.
# posted by Peter Saville - IT Consultant @ 1:06 AM 
