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On Wednesday, Apple has issued invitations to the press for an event on Wednesday October 20, 2010 at 10PM PST. Named "Back To the Mac", the invitation shows an Apple logo slightly rotated with a lion lurking behind the slightly rotated Apple logo. The lion image was plenty of clue that there will be a new operating system to Apple's cat themed operating system.operating system.

What are your predictions of Apple's Mac OS 10.7 Lion..

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  • Features
  • Release Date
  • Support on which Models of Mac..
  • etc..

asked Oct 14 '10 at 04:40

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OSX Tiger was 10.4, I think you mean Lion so I edited it.

(Oct 14 '10 at 08:47) quinny707 quinny707's gravatar image

it is slightly different... enough to stay open

(Oct 14 '10 at 18:31) kevin ♦♦ kevin's gravatar image

The question has been closed for the following reason "Problem is not reproducible or outdated" by kevin Oct 20 '10 at 18:22


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Hopefully they can make it boot faster. And if possible, create a wine like program that is specifically designed for running games designed for windows.

answered Oct 17 '10 at 20:50

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lol at image

(Oct 17 '10 at 20:59) kevin ♦♦ kevin's gravatar image

something nobody really wanted but after seeing it people will not be able to go without it.e.g.iPad

answered Oct 14 '10 at 14:51

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I own a PowerBook G4, which support was unfortunately cut for in Snow Leopard, but I wouldn't be surprised if 10.7 cut support for the original Core Duos since they are not 64-bit, and Apple seems to really be trying to make everything 64-bit. An updated UI is really needed. My PowerBook runs Tiger and my iMac runs Snow Leopard, and the desktops are nearly identical. And it's not just that--OS functionality between the two barely differ. The "Back to the Mac" name makes it sound like OS X is going to be getting the overhaul it needs, as OS X has only gotten small incremental updates every 1-3 years over the past 10 years (Tiger and Leopard were what I'd consider the biggest steps forward, but there has never been a major UI overhaul). I'd assume that it'll be released in about a year. My guess would be that they show it off next week and make a beta available to developers (well, at least I hope they would so I, as a developer, could try it out!) and then talk about it's new technologies with developers at WWDC 2011 before finally releasing it to the general public. Hopefully...

answered Oct 14 '10 at 18:31

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well the reason they cut off support for the powerbooks is because it's a completely different architecture

(Oct 14 '10 at 19:23) FilipinoPower FilipinoPower's gravatar image
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Exactly. First they cut off support for PPC, and now it'll probably be non-64-bit CPUs. It's just what has to be done to be able to move forward.

(Oct 14 '10 at 19:54) tjbackstage tjbackstage's gravatar image

It would be great if the UI could be redesigned to look mostly the same but be more screen space friendly especially for systems with smaller screens.

(Oct 18 '10 at 03:38) Razor512 Razor512's gravatar image

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