I decided to use this to open iMovie for the second time ever, and make a little "Happy B-Day" movie for OSX. It's totally lame and needs a LOT of work. But at least I had some fun poking around iMovie, and learned a little bit, even though "rough" would be the absolute best thing you could say about this!
A Dutch tech site says that exactly ten years ago today OSX Cheetah was announced, but I don't see any of the Apple fan sites commemorating this.
What gives?
The launch of OSX also marked Apple's departure from agreeable business mores and the start of it's lock-in/lock-out strategy, emulating Micro$oft's business practices.
The launch of OSX also marked Apple's departure of agreeable business mores and the start of it's lock-in/lock-out strategy, emulating Micro$oft's business practices.
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A Dutch tech site says that exactly ten years ago today OSX Cheetah was announced, but I don't see any of the Apple fan sites commemorating this.
What gives?
There's a story at Mac Rumors about this: http://www.macrumors.com/2011/03/24/...ten-years-old/
I decided to use this to open iMovie for the second time ever, and make a little "Happy B-Day" movie for OSX.
If you're brave, here it is: http://gallery.me.com/aej17#100015
A Dutch tech site says that exactly ten years ago today OSX Cheetah was announced, but I don't see any of the Apple fan sites commemorating this.
What gives?
The launch of OSX also marked Apple's departure from agreeable business mores and the start of it's lock-in/lock-out strategy, emulating Micro$oft's business practices.
Not something to celebrate.
The launch of OSX also marked Apple's departure of agreeable business mores and the start of it's lock-in/lock-out strategy, emulating Micro$oft's business practices.
Not something to celebrate.
Okay.
Mac OS X wasn't even really usable until Jaguar, at which point it began to improve exponentially.