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Siren wrote:I upgraded from Tiger purely because my new MacBook came with Leopard pre-installed. And after three weeks, I still can't see anything particularly special in Leopard, as far as my use of it is concerned. Some default things are downright irritating, like the pointlessly arty dock reflections. And I'm not sure what Time Machine has to offer a laptop user. Stacks and Spaces don't do what I hoped they would. In fact, I haven't come across a single Leopard feature that I would deem single out for recommendation. It all works fine, of course, and there's nothing to object to, either -- but that doesn't seem like a great reason to upgrade.
For me, the main positive thing about upgrading to Leopard is that I no longer feel guilty about making poor old application developers support a superseded OS!
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