Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c Yeah, I know that Webkit is open-source, and where to get the source too. I'm happy with Firefox, but I probably would have stayed on Safari…

Quote: Originally Posted by goMac Right. And Apple doesn't have to support them. If Apple adds an API for something, they have to support it. That's the difference. Apple doesn…

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit So then your problem is not that Apple doesn't have a public API for Safari, but that it's not Firefox. It's not a problem really, I c…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c (And no, you don't have to answer that question if you will just be reiterating the points already made... I get them). We'd stop using t…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c However, Apple has open sourced the entire damn kernel, Bonjour, iCal Server, Darwin Streaming Server, Webkit, Webojects, and provides devel…

Quote: Originally Posted by Moose We'd stop using the same answers if you were to stop asking the same question. I just want to be understood.

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit A plug-in architecture adds complexity that Apple itself has to deal with. Accepting tested code from outside parties is much easier than mai…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c I just want to be understood. As do I. The problem is that you continue to make statements like this: Quote: Originally Posted by be…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c So you're saying that Apple would have to be somewhat accountable for these projects in providing the infrastructure the developers need? …

Quote: Originally Posted by Moose As do I. The problem is that you continue to make statements like this: You make it sound like Apple is intentionally expending effort to anta…

Please use this thread for anything you want to say about Leopard. Happy posting

So what's new with the Finder Steve? Huh? Nothing you say? Not even the end of brushed metal? Oh.

Is Mail finally going to have a columns/widescreen view? They've copied just about every other feature from Outlook now, I hope they crib that too.

oh, come on ... I was waiting for some GUI change at the least ... or could this be one of their "top secret" features they didn't show ?

Proabably gonna have more changes in the final version

Time machine sounds pretty awesome. Instantly reminds me of VAX/VMS file versioning.

Yeah, colour me underwhelmed. New apps an new operating system maketh not.

the new "top secret" features are a new finder. Apple isn't showing it because they want it to be too late for vista to copy it. Trust me, I've heard about it employees... Anyway …

Quote: Originally Posted by mduell Is Mail finally going to have a columns/widescreen view? They've copied just about every other feature from Outlook now, I hope they crib that…

I told everybody expecting some completely unprecented UI revolution in the Finder that they were setting themselves up for disappointment, and lo and behold, they were setting the…

The preview of 10.4.8 looked great. Can't wait to see what they do with 10.5!

A look at the worth of OSX Leopard. $25 - New Mail (todo, notes, stationary, rss) $20 - Spaces (very cool) $10 - iCal $30 - Time Machine - If it does what it says, this will be am…

It's been widely rumored that 10.5 will feature major unification of the interface. If that's the case, that's probably some of the "top-secret" stuff that Jobs didn't want to demo…

I have a feeling that Core Animation and the Finder are going to be used together and that will be part of the Secret Features. I'm excited. Time Machine and the new iChat look a…

Quote: Originally Posted by fowler does anyone else feel really let down? this seems more like a 10.4.8 than a 10.5. :/ Apps, applets, utilities like mail, dashboard, etc, …