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• +76 zwei on 11/19/2008

  I am so glad they are working on performance/stability this time. They have thrown in enough stuff (spotlight/dashboard/exposé/spaces/time machine) in the last couple years. I am looking forward to a new Cocoa Finder and true Exchange support ...but I'm mostly excited about the new stuff they are doing with GPU acceleration and multi-core awareness.

• +51 cyclades on 11/19/2008

  The irony is, this being my first Mac, Leopard to me is highly stable compared to my old windows days. Yet to older Mac users they all grumbles. So if Snow Leopard impresses them, I can't wait to see what it turns out o be like.

• +48 snverhallen on 11/19/2008

  I'm really glad their focusing on stability this release. I've found that Leopard has been a bit unstable for me lately, so Snow Leopard will be a welcome addition

• +35 BossKey on 11/19/2008

  @bbardlbradd - that's pathetic. The best way to convince companies to stop copy protection is to not become the example of why they use it; to not insult the very companies that are the least restrictive: Users: "Stop treating us like criminals with your activation!" Industry: "If we don't do that, you'll pirate the hell out of it." Users: "What kind of an attitude is that to assume the worst about your own customers?" Apple: "It's OK, we trust you. There is no activation for OS X." bbardlbradd: "Hey everybody, let's pirate OS X!!!" Industry: "Thank you so very, very much for proving that we were right all along." Apple: "We trusted you and you made us look like fools."

• +33 peestandingup on 11/19/2008

  "Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6) Due in Q1 2009???" There, I fixed it for you.