Leopard looks like … Vista !!!
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Re: Leopard looks like … Vista !!!
Also, Apple users mostly use apple's softwares so problem of 32-bit to 64-bit transition wasn't as high as in case of windows, where lots of 3rd party software is used.
I have to agree with harsh here. This is one person who doesn't know what (s)he is writing about. Why should one respect such an author or their fables
When entering into 21st century, apple started leaving the 32-bit computing behind. Also, the first apple computer to move to Intel platform moved to 64-bit. So, why in the world would they even want to make a 32-bit OS? Apple don't consider PC users as their customers whereas windows has to work with a PC that is couple of years old. Chances are very high of it being 32-bit.
Also, Apple users mostly use apple's softwares so problem of 32-bit to 64-bit transition wasn't as high as in case of windows, where lots of 3rd party software is used.
As harsh said, they had to demo that vista works. So, that's what they demo'ed. Why should they be wasting time demo'ing 1000 softwares on a competing OS?
Well, we linux users have been using something similar called workspaces since ages and have been very much fond of it. I just can't live without 4 workspaces now or else my whole 'task bar' is cluttered. Looks like someone so something that went over their head.
yeah right but the only problem is just that vista was lauched a decade too late.
I have to agree with harsh here. This is one person who doesn't know what (s)he is writing about. Why should one respect such an author or their fables
gxsaurav
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mehulved said:
Apple moved to Intel CPU's with Core duo not core 2 duo. Core Duo is not 64bit.
I think you forgot to see the WWDC Video in which boot camp was unable to run Vista Aero
. I wonder if they were running it on "the fastest mac"This we all know Apple copied from Linux.
Take a look at when Konfabulater (now yahoo widgets) was released
She is ignorant in many things, yes.
Oh, just something I found on Joy of tech. What happened to Steve Jobs & Why leopard has no compelling features
*www.geekculture.com/joyoftech/joyimages/972.jpg
gxsaurav
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WWDC 2007. When Jobs demonstrated the Boot Camp demo, he showed Vista running Solitaire but without Vista Aero. It was running Windows Standard theme.
I wonder why Jobs was shy of showing Vista with Aero or is it that Mac Hardware is incapable of running Vista in its full glory. He was working on an iMac, which was not running Boot camp without Aero.
I wonder why Jobs was shy of showing Vista with Aero or is it that Mac Hardware is incapable of running Vista in its full glory. He was working on an iMac, which was not running Boot camp without Aero.
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gxsaurav
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^^^ no it doesn't. if Aero was supported on Mac then El Jobso would have shown it & said "look, we even have Aero"...I mean transparent menubar.
We know that Aero is supported, but the question is why didn't jobs demonstrated Vista the way it was meant to be demonstrated?. oh well...what can you expect from Apple which always downplays its lifeline
. if Aero was supported on Mac then El Jobso would have shown it & said "look, we even have Aero"...I mean transparent menubar.We know that Aero is supported, but the question is why didn't jobs demonstrated Vista the way it was meant to be demonstrated?. oh well...what can you expect from Apple which always downplays its lifeline
Re: Leopard looks like … Vista !!!
What he wants to show is that vista works and is usable. He proved it period
He doesn't have to show-off the capabilites of vista
A good businessman will only show as much of competitor's product to attract the users to his products and not to flock them to the competitor.gx_saurav said:
What he wants to show is that vista works and is usable. He proved it period
He doesn't have to show-off the capabilites of vista
aryayush
Aspiring Novelist
Don't you get bored using the exact same phrases over and over again, hammering them on and on whenever and wherever it is even remotely possible! Your posts are incredibly boring, very repetitive and poorly written and spelled. Ho hum.gx_saurav said:^^^ no it doesn't
We know that Aero is supported, but the question is why didn't jobs demonstrated Vista the way it was meant to be demonstrated?. oh well...what can you expect from Apple which always downplays its lifeline
Your explanation is correct, of course but I doubt anyone would "flock" to Vista after having seen a full blown demo of Leopard only because it has a transparent taskbar and start menu. LOL!mehulved said:
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iMav
The Devil's Advocate
^^ ya rite as if leopard has something that vista doesnt
furthering mehul's point the move to enable wndows on macs is i think more for windows ppl buy to apple hardware its got partially to do with leopard though jobs is hoping tht once he sells macs to windows users under the pretext tht they can run windows on it they might find os x to be better but unfortunately unless basics like cut are not resolved os x is not good enough for a switch
furthering mehul's point the move to enable wndows on macs is i think more for windows ppl buy to apple hardware its got partially to do with leopard though jobs is hoping tht once he sells macs to windows users under the pretext tht they can run windows on it they might find os x to be better but unfortunately unless basics like cut are not resolved os x is not good enough for a switch
QwertyManiac
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Those threads are always meaningless, no fruit ..ravi_9793 said:
Arey, just read this article will you? You find it good? I mean, if someone who's actually used a mac would have written against it, it'd have owned Macs better. She's just finding similarities and pointing out lame things. See the article rating on the site too if you care to .. rather than just say that am rude.
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