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Macworld reviews Leopard
Macworld's head Honcho, Jason Snell, has posted his thoughts on Leopard. Overall Jason thinks the upgrade is worth it, if not for all the big ticket items than for all the small changes and additions that add up to lots of new oomph in Apple's latest cat. That's not to say that all is right in the Leopard world. Jason dings Apple for a few things including:
- The new transparent Menubar
- Stacks
- The Dock
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
gary.bearden said 8:29PM on 10-26-2007
Are people linning up at the Apple stores in the US to get Leopard? I saw that they did that in Japan
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Jeff said 1:03PM on 10-26-2007
Just an FYI - I pre-ordered Leopard the first day I was able to, and today, 10/26 at 10AM PST, FedEx delivered it!
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DeanDMX said 1:38PM on 10-26-2007
I don't have a transparent Menu Bar on my 1.25 G4 Mac mini, or floating stars in time machine. So if he's got a problem, get a slower Mac!!
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Galley said 2:05PM on 10-26-2007
I'll be camping out at a CompUSA since we don't have an Apple Store.
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Johnny Thrash said 2:24PM on 10-26-2007
I think the new menu bar is super sexy. Regardless of the complaints of transparency.
My Leopard is installing now... I had to do a birthday lunch, so I've missed out on the early install =(
/cheers
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jackson said 2:46PM on 10-26-2007
I liked it a lot until I realised I could no longer access my Windows shares. Now I'm bummed.
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Bob Aman said 3:16PM on 10-26-2007
I hope there's a handle command-line default writing trick to make the transparent menu bar go away.
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Chris said 3:44PM on 10-26-2007
"I liked it a lot until I realised I could no longer access my Windows shares. Now I'm bummed."
I have no problem accessing my Windows shares in Leopard. It works much better than Tiger in fact. I think you need to revise the permissions on your folders in Windows to give Guest access because that's what Leopard will try to connect as by default.
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Anthony said 8:25PM on 10-27-2007
If that is all Macworld can complain about then Leopard is a winner. I stopped by the Apple store in Stonestown S.F. and got two shirts. The Apple one and the Fast Mac one. As for the 'flaws', I tried out Leopard and none of the three are sucky bad. More of a preference thing. I didn't have a problem with the menu bar and I liked the new docks shelf. As for stacks. They are a plus and a minus. Apple was demoing stacks and I like that you can store groups of like apps in separate stacks for super fast access. And it looks cool. ;)
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