Also, Apple haven't done anything to stop people from booting other OSes, it's just they haven't used the old, outdated technologies that are the commonly used ones, such as BIOS, they've gone for more modern replacements. Why should they use outdated technology when they can use more modern ones?
Halo was originally demoed at Macworld 1999 by Bungie as a Mac only game, shipping later that year. It was after it was demoed Bungie was bought by Microsoft (and didn't ship for Mac for another 5 years).
All that MS changed was improved graphics (as you would expect 2 years later).
They've said they're moving to Intel in 2006 to 2007, and will be finished by June 2007.
They've also said Leopard is shipping late 2006/early 2007. Doesn't that make it obvious enough that Tiger will be shipping with Intel?
It's hardly a fair comparison if one computer has legal software and on does not. You might as well make both of them completely illegal and steal both of them. Oh look! Both free!
Where's the OS? Where's your movie editing software? Your photo management software? Your DVD creating software? Music creation software? Quicken 2006? 2006 World Book? Developer IDE? Bluetooth 2.0+EDR?
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The validator isn't perfect. Checking it manually against the specifications used is the only way to ensure compliance.
Tiger supports 64-bit CLI applications (although 32-bit is still the default when compiling), and Leopard will support full 64-bit GUIs.
It's been said that IE7.5 should be in mid-2007, IIRC.
ext3 has a 32TiB max volume size, and 2TiB max file size.
Oh no! It only runs on x86 Linux!
They aren't using similar kernels: Darwin uses XNU, a hybrid kernel. Many of the things running on higher levels are shared by both, though.
Show #351, specifically.
Also, Apple haven't done anything to stop people from booting other OSes, it's just they haven't used the old, outdated technologies that are the commonly used ones, such as BIOS, they've gone for more modern replacements. Why should they use outdated technology when they can use more modern ones?
If you like at the source of apple.com you'll see that the class name for the copyright message is also sosumi.
Halo was originally demoed at Macworld 1999 by Bungie as a Mac only game, shipping later that year. It was after it was demoed Bungie was bought by Microsoft (and didn't ship for Mac for another 5 years). All that MS changed was improved graphics (as you would expect 2 years later).
They've said they're moving to Intel in 2006 to 2007, and will be finished by June 2007. They've also said Leopard is shipping late 2006/early 2007. Doesn't that make it obvious enough that Tiger will be shipping with Intel?
It's hardly a fair comparison if one computer has legal software and on does not. You might as well make both of them completely illegal and steal both of them. Oh look! Both free!
Where's the OS? Where's your movie editing software? Your photo management software? Your DVD creating software? Music creation software? Quicken 2006? 2006 World Book? Developer IDE? Bluetooth 2.0+EDR?