As did Apple, in the presentation.Another forum is calling MacOS 26 “Tahoe”.
I thought ‘taco’ was spelled ‘taco’??.Another forum is calling MacOS 26 “Tahoe”.
Taco is spelt taco, whereas, Tahoe is spelt TahoeI thought ‘taco’ was spelled ‘taco’??.
I suppose my dry humour isn't always “got”! My comment was just a reflection that Apple’s Big Cats were things almost everyone had heard of, whereas uber-obscure California place names have absolutely no resonance outside the States.Taco is spelt taco, whereas, Tahoe is spelt Tahoe![]()
Well, for those 'not in the know', Lake Tahoe straddles the Nevada-California border and is a large and deep freshwater lake famous for many activities including winter sports - wife and I have been there several times - a boat ride is beautiful. DaveI suppose my dry humour isn't always “got”! My comment was just a reflection that Apple’s Big Cats were things almost everyone had heard of, whereas uber-obscure California place names have absolutely no resonance outside the States.
Tahoe is not unknown to me, but it was your reference to taco that confused.I suppose my dry humour isn't always “got”! My comment was just a reflection that Apple’s Big Cats were things almost everyone had heard of, whereas uber-obscure California place names have absolutely no resonance outside the States.
Of all the Mac OS California place names, the only ones I'd ever heard of were Monterey (due to a certain very famous pop festival), and Big Sur (but only once - it was mentioned in a Beach Boys song).Tahoe is not unknown to me, but it was your reference to taco that confused.