pokeman747 asked:
Since the new iMac came out and i was promised that my would get it for me, but he says its cheaper with the leopard system, I want to know what the leopard system does, to see if its worth it.
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Desktops Since the new iMac came out and i was promised that my would get it for me, but he says its cheaper with the leopard system, I want to know what the leopard system does, to see if its worth it.
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December 12th, 2008 at 5:16 pm
There are over 300 improvements on Tiger but the most notable, in my opinion, are:
- Support for 64 bit processors (i.e. Core 2s)
- Time machine (remembers the changes you’ve made on your computer)
- Stacks on the dock (makes better use of desktop space)
- Reflective dock bar (looks nice but is largely useless)
- Spaces (like virutal desktops in Linux)
- Boot Camp will no longer be Beta (run Windows or Linux natively)
For a detailed list read
These are all things you could live without though and Tiger is still by far the most advanced operating system out there so I wouldn’t agonise too much about wether you’ll end using Tiger or Leopard. Just make sure you steer well clear of Vista . . .