Mac OS X 'Leopard'-related Discussion

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not bad, really, both, i must say. ;)

you know... one should not take everything too serious, especially things paul thurrot said/did... just for the record.

Do you know what kind of uproar would take place if the shoe were on the other foot and OS X machines showed up as kernel panics in Windows?

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Do you know what kind of uproar would take place if the shoe were on the other foot and OS X machines showed up as kernel panics in Windows?

raskren why do you come in to these topics? Can't we just enjoy the Leopard release? How many of your posts need to be removed before you realise that we don't want to discuss Apple vs. Microsoft. Can you stop trying to derail the Leopard topic in to something mean-spirited please. Thank you.

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raskren why do you come in to these topics? Can't we just enjoy the Leopard release? How many of your posts need to be removed before you realise that we don't want to discuss Apple vs. Microsoft. Can you stop trying to derail the Leopard topic in to something mean-spirited please. Thank you.

The discussion revolves around icons in Mac OS X 10.5 which is clearly related to the topic.

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OK. This shot is from Paul Thurrott's site. I find it funny how he has blanked over a DMG on his desktop. The leaked Leopard DMG anyone?

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Could be anything, he also has the Office 2008 Beta on the desktop (which is a closed beta ATM).

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