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  1. 10-13-2010, 12:41 PM #16
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    It was predictable, I thought it would either be Lion or Lynx or something.
    Prehaps they should skip from 10.7 through to OS XI in a year or so
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    Quote Originally Posted by MrClungeHead View Post
    It was predictable, I thought it would either be Lion or Lynx or something.
    Prehaps they should skip from 10.7 through to OS XI in a year or so
    Well, they still have 3 more hundreths to go before XI. I have a feeling OS X will eventually be renamed as a variant of iOS (and since iOS is based on OS X, it will likely be more of a rebranding than anything else).
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    OSX Ape xD
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    Quote Originally Posted by SweetCosmicPope View Post
    I hope it's lion, but I sure hate it's in the holiday season. I have too many xmas presents to buy! If 10.7 comes out before xmas, I'll have to wait until January to upgrade.
    I don't think you have any worries there. Every OS X gestation period has been longer than 18 months in recent versions. You can bet that any release is easily a year off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cwa107 View Post
    I don't think you have any worries there. Every OS X gestation period has been longer than 18 months in recent versions. You can bet that any release is easily a year off.
    I'm fairly new to the mac announcements. First started following all this junk, except what shows up in mainstream news (new ipods and what-not), around November of last year. You suppose they would make an OS announcement that early before a release?

    I know at least with their gadgets, they'll make an announcement and it's available within the month.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SweetCosmicPope View Post
    I'm fairly new to the mac announcements. First started following all this junk, except what shows up in mainstream news (new ipods and what-not), around November of last year. You suppose they would make an OS announcement that early before a release?

    I know at least with their gadgets, they'll make an announcement and it's available within the month.
    As I recall, Leopard was announced initially and subsequently demoed a full year before release. Snow Leopard was announced in January and released the following October (as I recall). So if they're true to form, it will be quite awhile before the final product is fully baked.
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    I think we'll have a better understanding of how far away it is after the event just based on what Apple tells us will be part of the new release.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cwa107 View Post
    As I recall, Leopard was announced initially and subsequently demoed a full year before release. Snow Leopard was announced in January and released the following October (as I recall). So if they're true to form, it will be quite awhile before the final product is fully baked.
    You are correct, sir.
    I was just going to point out the quote from engadget regarding time frames of OSX releases.

    If you think it's too early for 10.7, don't worry -- last time we did this dance, the company previewed Snow Leopard about a year before it hit your screens.
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    it looks as though things are moving along faster than in the past if the upgrades in the mobile line are any indication.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SweetCosmicPope View Post
    I hope it's lion, but I sure hate it's in the holiday season. I have too many xmas presents to buy! If 10.7 comes out before xmas, I'll have to wait until January to upgrade.
    I doubt it will come out then... Snow Leopard did just come out in August 09, after all. Falling in line with previous OS X releases like Tiger and Leopard, usually Steve shows a pretty little demo and then targets a june release. We'll see.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SweetCosmicPope View Post
    I hope it's lion, but I sure hate it's in the holiday season. I have too many xmas presents to buy! If 10.7 comes out before xmas, I'll have to wait until January to upgrade.
    It won't be coming out at Christmas. OS X 10.7 is, my guess, a year out at a minimum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SweetCosmicPope View Post
    I'm fairly new to the mac announcements. First started following all this junk, except what shows up in mainstream news (new ipods and what-not), around November of last year. You suppose they would make an OS announcement that early before a release?

    I know at least with their gadgets, they'll make an announcement and it's available within the month.
    Yea, for sure. After all, we're only on 10.6.4 right now, anyway. Tiger went through 10.4.11, Leopard went to 10.5.8 before 10.6 came out...

    Also, remember Longhorn? 2003 announcement/media leak. Turned into Vista... 2006 release. A year prior to launch is a great time to show off some of the neat tricks you're working on.
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