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**Damien** · 17-10-2007, 19:13

The upgrades are quite decent sized, I mean this one is pretty good. 2 1/2 years or so since Tiger. MS aimed and are now aiming to do the same thing. Having a collection of smaller releases more often. It also helps avoid shaking up the landscape to much so you dont have the migration problems vista had. Apple also are quite keen to keep OSX advanced.

But if you look at 10.5, I think you would be hard pushed to suggest those should all be free upgrades. Also Apple gave Safari 3.0 to 10.4 users. MS are not giving all the features away to XP users neither are Apple giving all away their features away.

17-10-2007, 19:13	#20
Damien Remoaner Cable Forum Mod Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 32,932	Re: Mac OS 10.5 to be released 26th October The upgrades are quite decent sized, I mean this one is pretty good. 2 1/2 years or so since Tiger. MS aimed and are now aiming to do the same thing. Having a collection of smaller releases more often. It also helps avoid shaking up the landscape to much so you dont have the migration problems vista had. Apple also are quite keen to keep OSX advanced. But if you look at 10.5, I think you would be hard pushed to suggest those should all be free upgrades. Also Apple gave Safari 3.0 to 10.4 users. MS are not giving all the features away to XP users neither are Apple giving all away their features away.