Mac OSX 10.5 Leopard build 9A241 leaked


Recommended Posts

System/Applications:

  • The ability to add custom filetypes to the Spotlight ignore list;
  • Proper NTFS Support;
  • More games (Windows Vista comes with pretty cool ones);
  • More Dictionary languages (Dutch, German, French etc.);
  • Advanced Live/.NET support for iChat;
  • Ability to place widgets on the Desktop;
  • Fast user switching from the Apple Menu instead of Menu Extras icon only;
  • Expos?-like solution for Safari's tabs. Doesn't have to be full screen like the real Expos?.
  • Paint-like application.
Interface:b>
  • Removal of Brushed (Metal);
  • Updated Aqua interface;
  • Updated System Icons;
  • New animations/effects, especially for ALL open/closing windows.

Misc:b>

  • Improved Finder performance;
  • Improved Safari performance: Flash, loading of images, Downloading etc.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I say instead of improving finder performance, just make a new finder. Something with much more power, tabs (I have found myself trying to do command click on folders as if it was safari, lol), easier metatag access, overall speed, and I dunno, stuff I can't think of. Finder is pretty good but it is buggy, very inconsistent, and not quite a speed demon.

Other than that, I agree with all that you say Neowave, updated icons (the current ones still kick ass but updates are always good), and the animations/effects is good. I would like to see some subtle effects throughout the system to make it more fluid and organic feeling, something that really encapsulates the word aqua, lol. I don't know if we will see this but we can always wish.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I really hope they will rewrite Finder in cocoa... it's increbible that the main application of OS X is still written in carbon, come on Apple, this should have a meaning on 10.1 or 10.2, but for 10.5 don't you think it's time to move on?

And I agree with Neowave, the system icons really needs a revamp... :D

Link to comment
Share on other sites

About the flash performance in safari. The latest nightly of webkit has it fixed. YES you can now watch your flash pr0n movies in the background smooth as silk.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I really do not think the icons are that bad, I mean we know they are going to make them 512x512 but I think they are pretty good looking even if they are what 6 years old? Considering how little the GUI has changed since the original OS X yet still looks amazingly modern is a true testament to how well Apple designed OS X back then.

But icon tweaks are welcomed though I will not be disappointed if they aren't.

A cocoa finder though is a must. It is surprising that they have yet to rewrite it in cocoa considering its the technology they have been pushing all these years.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

About the flash performance in safari. The latest nightly of webkit has it fixed. YES you can now watch your flash pr0n movies in the background smooth as silk.

Where can i get this webkit :D

Link to comment
Share on other sites

About the flash performance in safari. The latest nightly of webkit has it fixed. YES you can now watch your flash pr0n movies in the background smooth as silk.

SWEETNESS!!!! It always bugged me that Flash animations/video in Safari moved all choppy.

Do you know if WMP videos embedded in Safari move choppy as well when running in the background?

...and I don't watch porn...j/k!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I really do not think the icons are that bad, I mean we know they are going to make them 512x512 but I think they are pretty good looking even if they are what 6 years old? Considering how little the GUI has changed since the original OS X yet still looks amazingly modern is a true testament to how well Apple designed OS X back then.

But icon tweaks are welcomed though I will not be disappointed if they aren't.

I will be. The system icons (note: Not the application icons!) look extremely dated and need to be updated to current standards: The Desktop icon still features the 10.0 Aqua Desktop and Menubar and overal the Folder icons are pretty pixelated.

A cocoa finder though is a must. It is surprising that they have yet to rewrite it in cocoa considering its the technology they have been pushing all these years.

I don't understand that either.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I will be. The system icons (note: Not the application icons!) look extremely dated and need to be updated to current standards: The Desktop icon still features the 10.0 Aqua Desktop and Menubar and overal the Folder icons are pretty pixelated.

I don't understand that either.

You do make a good point, some of the icons are outdated and the folders are a bit pixelated at small sizes or well not pixelated but rather aliased on the edges. So yea I guess they need some updating.

Thanks a bunch man.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Apple has released a Update to Developers via Software Update. Leopard Developer Preview Update 1.0, Includes some bug fixes to increase stability?

post-26105-1157180716.png

Edited by Ricky S.
Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 2 weeks later...

I thought they were gonna have a better UI or something different, I guess not, I wonder what OS11 is gonna be like? :)

There won't be an OS11. There will be however Mac OS 10.50 Thundercougarfalconbird. :wacko:

Link to comment
Share on other sites

There won't be an OS11. There will be however Mac OS 10.50 Thundercougarfalconbird. :wacko:

I care! I care plenty! I just dont know how to make them stop!

One word, thundercougarfalconbird

also what do u mean there wont be an OS11, if they keep going up there will

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I care! I care plenty! I just dont know how to make them stop!

One word, thundercougarfalconbird

also what do u mean there wont be an OS11, if they keep going up there will

I was just joking about OS11. That futurama episode was funny.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

This topic is now closed to further replies.
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.