Hi,
The title pretty much says it :P
Is 10.5 that much better than 10.4 (is it worth upgrading)?
-Simon
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Hi,
The title pretty much says it :P
Is 10.5 that much better than 10.4 (is it worth upgrading)?
-Simon
It really is.
Quick look, is a feature I'm just so accustomed to now its shocking. Just whack spacebar and the file is "previewed" right in finder without opening a seperate program.
Little tweaks are everywhere and just improve the OS. Also you'll find some new apps require leopard now and most will in the future.
Spaces is also a great feature.
I give you one word: Yes.
Ooh okay. I'll buy a leopard install disk off eBay or something then instead of getting it from apple/torrents :P
yeah it is
It's about £55-£85 on eBay, so I think I'll try and buy it tonight :) I bought a ram upgrade earlier today, so hopefully Leopard will run okay once I install the new ram n_n
yes and no
yes its verry nice ect but there at still bugs. ect some softwear wont run on it
The one I'm trying to install it on (the machine I bought purposefully to upgrade) has around 1024mb ram, 733mhz processor & 300GB HD.
I understand that the processor is lower than Leopard requires, but aslong as I have enough ram (1gb) it will run fine on it (afaik).
Yeah. I see, but I've read on loads of forums that it'll run fine on 1gb.Quote:
Powermac i take it ?
and you will need more than 1gb i had a mate running leopard on a 1.4 mac mini. Ran well but every so often lagged slighty that was with 1gb of ram.
I run it on a G4 eMac Dan, it works trust me :P
I PERSONALLY think it depends. If your going for performance ie something other thana "personal" computer, i'd go tiger, otherwise if your actually going to use it then leopard.
I never used tiger, But the way Leopard looks and preforms for me. I think its fantastic, 1GB should be enough. If thats not the case, Im sure it won't be hard to get 2GB? Have fun with it anyway :D