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Running out of big cats?

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josephrockz4


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When is Apple going to run out of big cats? What do you think they'll do when they do? So far, they've had:
-Cheetah
-Puma
-Jaguar
-Panther
-Tiger
-Leopard
-Snow Leopard

An excerpt from the OS X Wikipedia page says, "Apple has also registered "Lynx" and "Cougar" as trademarks, though these were allowed to lapse." Could we see a Cougar or a Lynx in the future?

On a side note, what about when they hit 10.9? Do they go to 10.10 or 11.0?
 
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If you did a search about this you would have found discussions about it already

Have a look at this thread not tooooo long ago

LINKY And LINKY
 
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I'm hoping Lion will be the final OSX 10, as it is "The King of the Jungle"

I think after 10.9, they will go to 11.

For all we know, this could be the last OSX 10...
 

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