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Four Mac OS X upgrades in three years... too much?
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How about Chameleon?
With the announcement this week of MacIntels, perhaps there will be an OS/X Chameleon. It's not a cat, but you won't be able to "tell the difference". :yinyang:
rman said:Apple will save Hyena for when Longhorn comes out.
With the announcement this week of MacIntels, perhaps there will be an OS/X Chameleon. It's not a cat, but you won't be able to "tell the difference". :yinyang:
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Question---Who or what are all these cougar puma etc animals? I started with Leopard ( I think ) then Snow leopard and now am at something called Mauvrick-???-after Lion and Mountain Lion. Where do these other animals fit in?
And, while we are at the apps--does anybody know if I can make sure I don't upgrade my Keynote and Pages?
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Question---Who or what are all these cougar puma etc animals? I started with Leopard ( I think ) then Snow leopard and now am at something called Mauvrick-???-after Lion and Mountain Lion. Where do these other animals fit in?
And, while we are at the apps--does anybody know if I can make sure I don't upgrade my Keynote and Pages?
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You've tagged on to a very old post from 2005.
However, Mavericks is not an animal but rather it's a location in California. Apple headquarters is also located in California.
As far as the upgrade to Pages, Keynote is concerned, you can refuse the updates. But even if you do update them, the older versions will still remain on your Mac. You don't have to use the new versions.
However, Mavericks is not an animal but rather it's a location in California. Apple headquarters is also located in California.
As far as the upgrade to Pages, Keynote is concerned, you can refuse the updates. But even if you do update them, the older versions will still remain on your Mac. You don't have to use the new versions.
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If you ignore the dates and just read the first few pages in this thread, you may get the sensation like I did that you are in some alternate universe version of Mac-Forums. Depending, of course, on just how long you've been here. Or how bad your memory may be.
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Happy tenth anniversary thread!
And kaybar Hollywood trashed the Cougar branding!
And kaybar Hollywood trashed the Cougar branding!
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where does Maverick come in?
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It may help if you were more specific as to what info you would like to know. But Mavericks is the most current Mac OS X version (as of this post)...and is OS 10.9.
As already mentioned...this is mostly a VERY old thread (started in 2003...and kind of fizzled-out in 2005).
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It's not "Maverick", it's "Mavericks" and the name is derived from a place in the state of California. And like Nick stated this thread is as old as the hills, so let's just close it.
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