Mac OS X Leopard still not ready for prime time

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True but...

Software is never ready. And there are so many possible combinations of different
software and even hardware that it's hard to predict what kind of problems will
show up. I am using Leopard since it's early betas and I am pretty happy with it. As
for our Mac servers I am waiting a little bit before we upgrade;-) Leopard brought
some major enhancements (time machine, real UNIX subsystem, spaces, very nice
ichat and many more) and to me it's worth to suffer through some reboots (like one
a week?). If I would have to re-install OSX multiple times I would be really mad
too. But I fear that there might be something else very wrong with your system. At
the end it's a nice BSD core. Why in the world would you have to re-instal it over
and over again? I never had problems like that. Sounds strange to me.

Posted by: nikomanek   Posted on: 12/22/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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