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MacOS X Mac OS X Leopard 10.5, 26th October - It's now out of the cage!

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post Oct 29 2007, 08:50 PM

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QUOTE(SEP910 @ Oct 29 2007, 08:34 PM)
Ha ha ha same here, although I own a macbook pro.I still cannot "tahan" when look at iMac 24"....
Dunno when can get.... wink.gif
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Well, I have the iMac 24" and want a Macbook Pro badly... Need to wait for bonus to get a macbook pro... sad.gif
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Price price price. what's the MB price now!!! promo promo promo.. when is MB promo coming out!! wink.gif
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post Oct 29 2007, 09:13 PM

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I got my first generation MacBook. Dont know whether can upgrade to Leopard OSX or not. I got Apple Softwareuser posted image


Added on October 29, 2007, 9:14 pmCan anybody instruct me ?

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just wondering if my G4 ibook (with 1G RAM) which is 2 years old be able to handle leopard?
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post Oct 29 2007, 09:53 PM

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Went to KLCC Machine, they said, any computer bought from now on will get Leopard disk for free!!! They only charge RM32 for delivery.
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Can anybody instruct me ?
I need help from you all.
I got my MB since last year June and i got a voucher as shown above.
Do I have any special rates for the new Leopard OSX?
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QUOTE(razom @ Oct 29 2007, 10:02 PM)
Can anybody instruct me ?
I need help from you all.
I got my MB since last year June and i got a voucher as shown above.
Do I have any special rates for the new Leopard OSX?
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No, your coupon isn't for the Leopard and moreover you bought your MacBook last year.
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post Oct 29 2007, 11:17 PM

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guys i'm planning to get macbook @RM4199.....spoke to a guy from mac city at amcorp mall...said that OS leopard may not be fully use in this spec....is it true just because is 80gb and 2.0ghz??? he recommend me the RM4999 which is 120gb and 2.16ghz??? need you guys advice.....dont want to regret....
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post Oct 30 2007, 02:35 AM

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QUOTE(shaznizzle @ Oct 29 2007, 09:53 PM)
Went to KLCC Machine, they said, any computer bought from now on will get Leopard disk for free!!! They only charge RM32 for delivery.
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free then charge?

wired!


Added on October 30, 2007, 2:37 am
QUOTE(NSkyline @ Oct 29 2007, 11:17 PM)
guys i'm planning to get macbook @RM4199.....spoke to a guy from mac city at amcorp mall...said that OS leopard may not be fully use in this spec....is it true just because is 80gb and 2.0ghz??? he recommend me the RM4999 which is 120gb and 2.16ghz??? need you guys advice.....dont want to regret....
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our store cacat macbook 1.83Ghz 512Mb of ram also can use
wat say u?


Added on October 30, 2007, 2:39 am
QUOTE(petrofsky77 @ Oct 29 2007, 03:43 PM)
Wow, I have just installed Leopard last Friday and I must say that it is da BOMB! One of the greatest OS X to be developed by Apple yet ... 300+ new features, and I've only discovered like 10 of them ... more to be discovered it seems ... smile.gif Oh, and to demystify some questions posted earlier ...

1. If you buy a MB/MBP now, you'll only get Tiger pre-installed. The guy at Machines@Mid Valley told me that they will give you a coupon where once Leopard came pre-installed with Mac hardwares, you can claim a copy of the Install DVD provided that you purchase a Mac after Leopard has been launched.

2. Time Machine does not necessarily need an external HDD, but it would be best to use Time Machine with one since the backups are much more safer from damage if it is not part of the machine.

3. There is no serial numbers that you have to key in during the installation, but you are encouraged to perform a first time registration with the Apple server once Leopard has been successfully installed (requires an internet connection).

4. The OS X 10.5 Install DVD is BOTH an upgrade and a clean install disc, so you choose whether you want to upgrade from Tiger or erase everything and start over from scratch. Personally, I would perform a clean install every time a major release is available. Minimizes problems with performance later on.
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if u dont want to use external hdd for time machine
then u have to do partition on you hardisk....
no recommand for macbook user

This post has been edited by cRazYee: Oct 30 2007, 02:39 AM
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QUOTE(NSkyline @ Oct 29 2007, 11:17 PM)
guys i'm planning to get macbook @RM4199.....spoke to a guy from mac city at amcorp mall...said that OS leopard may not be fully use in this spec....is it true just because is 80gb and 2.0ghz??? he recommend me the RM4999 which is 120gb and 2.16ghz??? need you guys advice.....dont want to regret....
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Ala.. he just trying to push his products out.. don't worry la.. 1.83Ghz machine also will do fine just add in additional 1Gb and you ae good to go. flex.gif
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why it is not recommend for macbook to make a partition for using the time machine ?
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QUOTE(torreto @ Oct 30 2007, 04:10 AM)
why it is not recommend for macbook to make a partition for using the time machine ?
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It's because even you have 320GB (let's say you upgrade or something), and let's assume your main partition is 200GB, and your other partition is 120GB. so, in order to make a good restore using Time Machine, you will need a partition that is almost as big as your boot drive which is 200GB in order to make a good restore. (assuming that you filled up 160GB of your boot drive)

So, in reality, your macbook can store up to 160GB, and i doubt anyone would be that idiotic to make 80GB as restore and having only 80GB for book drive, for me, it's not even enough to store my photos, videos and musics that i always want to keep it convenient inside my macbook.

But this is not the case with Imac and Mac Pro where you can have TB inside. and having partitioned it for time machine would seems wiser.


Added on October 30, 2007, 6:26 am
QUOTE(NSkyline @ Oct 29 2007, 11:17 PM)
guys i'm planning to get macbook @RM4199.....spoke to a guy from mac city at amcorp mall...said that OS leopard may not be fully use in this spec....is it true just because is 80gb and 2.0ghz??? he recommend me the RM4999 which is 120gb and 2.16ghz??? need you guys advice.....dont want to regret....
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The fella is desperate for bonus is it?
Even Apple states the minimum specs for Leopard, the min proc speed is around 900mhz. We are talking about intel macbook here, and the minimum is supposed to refer to old G4 PPC.
but if you have the extra cash to spend. why not just squeeze out a couple of, let's say 800 bucks for an addition of 40GB and 0.16Ghz. haha! every GB counts, because now i am a bit regreting not to get a bigger drive. 120GB is merely enough for me. and for best performance, it's recommended that your boot drive has to be at least 33% free.

Let's calculate something here, let's say you want the 80GB, and that leaves you only actual 53.6GB for all your musics, movies, pictures and most of all apps! Apps for mac consumes lots of space compared to other OS (observed with several apps across different OS) Because if you consume more than 67% of your boot drive space, your mac will run slower and slower. Unless you dont mind.

53.6Gb minus the OS and ilife, essential apps = around 40GB. Plus games? even Ipod classic has bigger drive than the macbook. quite pathetic.

*shout! oi apple, cant you just upgrade the drive size a bit more? biggrin.gif

This post has been edited by shoguniphicus: Oct 30 2007, 06:34 AM
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i heard that the latest OS got a lot of bugs, and blue screen... is it true??? unsure.gif
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Hi everyone, wanna ask a question as my english isnt that good. I'm curious in the 2nd page of the update form the part where they state

QTY : ( ) x Rm395 = ( )

i tot it was Rm 39 for up to date order, but how come Rm395?

http://www.applemalaysia.com.my/macosx/upt...c_OS_UTD_my.pdf


anyone send the form alreayd ? thanks hope you guys could help me
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QUOTE(lil twist @ Oct 30 2007, 09:14 AM)
i heard that the latest OS got a lot of bugs, and blue screen... is it true??? unsure.gif
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it's true if you have APE installed on your mac,
http://unsanity.com/haxies/ape/
so what you need to go is to uninstall it before you install leopard on your mac,
if you still face the BSOD on your mac, then choose archive and install as a second options
read them from digg
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So lets say... you successfully installed leopard all running smoothly... is it safe than to install APE??? anyone tried this yet?

Is it even necessary to install APE coz Leopard is a powerful OS u know..

How much memory you need to work with Time Machine??? 200GB???

This post has been edited by shaznizzle: Oct 30 2007, 12:18 PM
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QUOTE(supermassive @ Oct 30 2007, 11:39 AM)
Hi everyone, wanna ask a question as my english isnt that good. I'm curious in the 2nd page of the update form the part where they state

QTY : (    )  x  Rm395  = (                      )

i tot it was Rm 39 for up to date order, but how come Rm395?

http://www.applemalaysia.com.my/macosx/upt...c_OS_UTD_my.pdf
anyone send the form alreayd ? thanks hope you guys could help me
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yeah, i would like to know too...
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QUOTE(shoguniphicus @ Oct 30 2007, 06:18 AM)
It's because even you have 320GB (let's say you upgrade or something), and let's assume your main partition is 200GB, and your other partition is 120GB. so, in order to make a good restore using Time Machine, you will need a partition that is almost as big as your boot drive which is 200GB in order to make a good restore. (assuming that you filled up 160GB of your boot drive)

So, in reality, your macbook can store up to 160GB, and i doubt anyone would be that idiotic to make 80GB as restore and having only 80GB for book drive, for me, it's not even enough to store my photos, videos and musics that i always want to keep it convenient inside my macbook.

But this is not the case with Imac and Mac Pro where you can have TB inside. and having partitioned it for time machine would seems wiser.


Added on October 30, 2007, 6:26 am

The fella is desperate for bonus is it?
Even Apple states the minimum specs for Leopard, the min proc speed is around 900mhz. We are talking about intel macbook here, and the minimum is supposed to refer to old G4 PPC.
but if you have the extra cash to spend. why not just squeeze out a couple of, let's say 800 bucks for an addition of 40GB and 0.16Ghz. haha! every GB counts, because now i am a bit regreting not to get a bigger drive. 120GB is merely enough for me. and for best performance, it's recommended that your boot drive has to be at least 33% free.

Let's calculate something here, let's say you want the 80GB, and that leaves you only actual 53.6GB for all your musics, movies, pictures and most of all apps! Apps for mac consumes lots of space compared to other OS (observed with several apps across different OS) Because if you consume more than 67% of your boot drive space, your mac will run slower and slower. Unless you dont mind.

53.6Gb minus the OS and ilife, essential apps = around 40GB. Plus games? even Ipod classic has bigger drive than the macbook. quite pathetic.

*shout! oi apple, cant you just upgrade the drive size a bit more? biggrin.gif
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So meaning that it shouldnt have any problem.....but chances are that i may experiences lack of space on the hdd and eventually can slow down the mac......cause i also plan to install either windows xp or vista.......for my bootcamp........
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QUOTE(lil twist @ Oct 30 2007, 10:14 AM)
i heard that the latest OS got a lot of bugs, and blue screen... is it true??? unsure.gif
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Believe it or not, Leopard sold to the public is Build 9a581 seed privately to developers. And that why hack version manage to release on the same day (26th) rolleyes.gif
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QUOTE(shaznizzle @ Oct 30 2007, 12:05 PM)
So lets say... you successfully installed leopard all running smoothly... is it safe than to install APE??? anyone tried this yet?

Is it even necessary to install APE coz Leopard is a powerful OS u know..

How much memory you need to work with Time Machine??? 200GB???
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The unsanity thing is for eye candy, it is for those peeps that love customization.
Time machine will work whatever size you have, it will let you know if your backup drive is too low in space.

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