The wheel just stopped on "Lose a Turn."

Bwah-haha-hahaha! Vista is such a convoluted, mangled mess that they don't even know how to market it! Oh, that is just too rich.

No wonder they are confused. With 12 different versions of Vista, what is capable and what is not?

With Leopard; >867Mhz & 512Mb of RAM and it will run. You get all the features, all the bells and whistles. No muss, no fuss, no confusion.

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geoduck wrote:
With Leopard; >867Mhz & 512Mb of RAM and it will run. You get all the features, all the bells and whistles. No muss, no fuss, no confusion.

In order to get all the "bells and whistles" with Leopard you MUST have a video card that is fully supported by CoreImage.

While the core functionality of Leopard will be there, the eye candy may be missing if your machine lacks the required hardware.


This is in many ways similar to Vista, except Leopard comes in a feature-complete package and dynamically/transparently disables features your hardware can not support, as opposed to expecting users to pick and chose the features they desire.

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Microsoft blew it with 6 versions and only 1 that actually has the full features of Vista in it. It's called being greedy and taking your money with the other 5 knowing someday you'll want to buy that ultimate version because it doesn't have the features in the other 5 versions. Tests just released also show that Vista is twice as slow as XP.

So get a Mac with leopard pre-installed and you'll have the ultimate version because Apple wants you to take advantage of all of Leopards features all the time. And leopard runs faster and is 32/64 bit native. No special 64 bit apps to worry about too.

Thanks for saving us from the pain of another post from this idioso...

Microsoft made a mistake in creating so many different versions of Vista. I personally wish they would go to a single version.

As far as this lawsuit goes, you might as well sue Apple for selling laptops labled "capable of displaying millions of colors," oh wait, that already happened.

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As far as this lawsuit goes, you might as well sue Apple for selling laptops labled "capable of displaying millions of colors," oh wait, that already happened.

I understand the logic behind 2 OS levels. But Microsoft has lost touch with reality when it comes to where they draw the line between them. I see a settlement offer in the plaintiffs future.