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How can you say a statement like that? You copied the Mac theme and show no loyalty???
You said :
It looks like it might coincide with the release of Windows Vista.... (hahaha)
To date, the only information Apple has provided about Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard is that it will come sometime between late 2006 and 2007 and that it will be Intel compatible. Meanwhile, anonymous sources revealed to MacosXrumors the first major feature of Leopard and it looks like it has to do with the Finder.
According to the sources, Apple will entirely re-design the Finder in its next major Mac OS X update. The new version of the Finder, code-named “Chardonnay†(like the wine), will be totally based on the Spotlight meta-search technology which was introduced earlier this year with Tiger.
The extensive use of Spotlight in the next version of Finder will bring the following enhancements to it:
- significant overall performance increase
- improved user interface
- even more integrated Spotlight related features (search, smart folders, document previews…).
The aim behind this new Finder is to offer to the user the ability to browse his files just as he browses his music. Users will be able to browse files by different criterias (name, type/creator, creation date, modification date…).
Sounds innovative as usual, and will probably feature in the version of windows after Vista.
Yeh enjoy the games, and gallery, its not all about posting
hi
i just wanted to say that this forum has a way of giving points based on the length of your message. it can be very long and you'll get more points... so why post more when you can post longer and copy and paste the same text again and again? what will these points give you?
[EDIT ADMIN: This paragrah was duplicated over 20 times and posted actoss the forum; this post was kept for reference.]
hi
i just wanted to say that this forum has a way of giving points based on the length of your message. it can be very long and you'll get more points... so why post more when you can post longer and copy and paste the same text again and again? what will these points give you?
[EDIT ADMIN: This paragrah was duplicated over 20 times and posted actoss the forum; this post was kept for reference.]
