Mac OS X 10.5.2 update to bring endless list of fixes

You're optimistic for Core to host it: better chance of hell freezing over.
I'm still sticking to Tiger, guess my generally cautious nature is making me miss out on excessively useful features like Time Machine and Spaces. :p
 
You're optimistic for Core to host it: better chance of hell freezing over.
Yeah - probably :o
I'm still sticking to Tiger, guess my generally cautious nature is making me miss out on excessively useful features like Time Machine and Spaces. :p
I'm loving Leopard even if it is a lot of eye candy. :)
 
I could host it, but it would still be international badwidth (typo but I decided to leave it - seems appropriate...) for you all. :p
 
If you go to an Apple store with an USB stick they'll transfer it for you for free.
Other time the Waterfront guys burned Bootcamp Beta for me on one of their own CDs
(pre-Leopard days).
 
You're optimistic for Core to host it: better chance of hell freezing over.
I'm still sticking to Tiger, guess my generally cautious nature is making me miss out on excessively useful features like Time Machine and Spaces. :p

Don't use these features. I noticed Roxio's Toast to have better multthreading performance though. Compressor still doesn't go above
75% quad core utilisation.
 
Seriously, I would estimate between 1 and 2 weeks at the most.... Don't hold me to it.
 
How many of you are running Leopard? I am still on tiger and all my apps works great. Is is really worth the R1000 upgrade cost?
 
I have Tiger on my Mini and Leopard on the Macbook (came with it). I'm loving Leopard, but to be honest, I wouldn't miss it if I hadn't gotten used to it already.
 
I have Tiger on my Mini and Leopard on the Macbook (came with it). I'm loving Leopard, but to be honest, I wouldn't miss it if I hadn't gotten used to it already.
With the new core imaging/audio/animation there are some exciting times ahead me thinks. :)
 
I bought Leopard a few weeks ago with an external hard drive and really liking it so far - there are a few bugs but I hear 10.5.2 will fix most and add few more features. The biggest problem I had was having to do a clean install - the upgrade option really slows down your Mac. So if you can handle putting aside several hours of re-installing your software then it is a great upgrade.
 
Don't get me wrong, I really like leopard so far. I just haven't stumbled upon anything yet that make it a must-have for me. I gues that's mostly because I haven't exactly been using Tiger for long before I got my Macbook with Leopard, so I can't say I know either very well.
 
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