Complaining about eye candy on the Leopard obviously places you in the non-user category of Mac's. I have both Windoze Vista and Mac OSX 10.5.1. Leopard is still far superior and Vista is far inferior. While Leopard may have crashed multi-times... so did my Vista machine. So maybe we agree on some points. One point you are dead wrong on is Time-Machine for Leopard. Ease of set up and use was just that... easy... as well as, I keep forgetting it's running in the background until I see my backup HD start glowing and doing it's job. You never mentioned some of the more important things about Leopard and it seems your sour notes are just due to lack of knowledge.
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Complaining about eye candy on the Leopard obviously places you in the non-user category of Mac's. I have both Windoze Vista and Mac OSX 10.5.1. Leopard is still far superior and Vista is far inferior. While Leopard may have crashed multi-times... so did my Vista machine. So maybe we agree on some points. One point you are dead wrong on is Time-Machine for Leopard. Ease of set up and use was just that... easy... as well as, I keep forgetting it's running in the background until I see my backup HD start glowing and doing it's job. You never mentioned some of the more important things about Leopard and it seems your sour notes are just due to lack of knowledge.