“Sevenmac” has posted videos of Mac OS X Snow Leopard online:
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[Attribution: Apple Gazette. Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Judge Bork” for the heads up.]
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what the heck is this video telling me. I am lost at its relevance.
Snappy!
Mail App is like a 3rd of the size? Wow.
It still is not showing any new information. Anyone can hack the OS and the Apps to Change their Finder and internal Info.
This Build(10A96) is from the summer nothing new here
I predict we will be able to sync our entire OS X installation on our iPhones, just plug it into any Mac and it will sync with itself.
was that ‘note worthy’? Maybe someone else got something from that, but I lost time…
Quite “snappy”. A fair bit faster than my MacPro V8 here.
yay?!
Can someone tell me what is up with the Germans and techno-pop?
You must be one of the few people on this planet who hasn’t seen The Matrix.
Wake me when there’s something to see…
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
No new features, so what is there to look at?
I just cleaned out the Languages from the Get Info for Apple Mail, leaving just the English, and the application size was reduced from 298 MB to 27 MB!
Snow Leopard’s Mail was 91 MB according to the video. Now, is that with or without the baggage of additional languages? If that were English only, then that is bloat!
@clyde LOL, that’s exactly what I was thinking.
I was kind of hoping to see some refinements – it looked like there was something about Exchange referenced in the name of the Address Book app. Other than that, all I’m seeing are different file sizes and a new checkbox referring to Rosetta.
When are they going to FTFF? How about ZFS implenetation, isn’t that in the works?
Clubbed to Death….good choice. And it’s not techno-pop clyde. As the fellow beneath you notes, it’s from The Matrix.
I do not see how this is worth buying
This video is a total waste of electrons. And Snow Leopard will be a total waste of money if this is all it has to offer.
The thought of new “x.0” version numbers for apps has me drooling. Who cares what they do differently as long as we’ve got the versions up to a whole new level.
Wait… iCal is only 3.0 in Snow Leopard? I already have 3.0.6!
Violation of the NDA.
Bet there there is a search party out looking for the guy.
Finder doesn’t seem to be revamped as predicted.
Release the Hounds!!!
Grab a Whale Tail!!!
Fire up the Club!!!
Spin-up the Techno beats!!!
It’s time for per Mac World Rumors and fake news.
Were anyone can get the spotlight with nothing more then a slightly warm sliver of credibility. Who needs real sources or even a real diagram or photo, even altered old images and diagrams are good. As long as it generates traffic.
@Demon,
You nailed it. MDN = click bait.
And yet, here we are.
It sucks… I mean the video.
Mail is less than a quarter the size than it is in Leopard. Everything else is about half the size.
This is great space saving. Hope Apple Makes it PPC G4 Compatible. I have a 30GB iBook G4 1.2Ghz & it only has like 11GB left.. With Snow Leopard, I’d imagine it have an additional 3-6GB’s extra.
Have 17 Inch 2Ghz Core 2 Duo iMac with 160GB. 125GB’s for Mac OS X Leopard, 24GB for Windows XP. So with all my stuff, I only have 83GB’s left in Mac OS X. With Snow Leopard, I’d imagine having 87-90GB’s. Plus all the extra’s like grand central, it will really Snap up.
It would really suck if Apple doesn’t support G4’s, G5’s, 32 bit Core Solo’s & Core Duo’s. There’s a lot of those out there & a lot of disappointment if apple doesn’t cover them.
WOW, Snow Leopard allows you to get info on apps and files. Can’t wait for this feature.
You call this news?