Mac OS 11?

[xoot]

Originally posted by googolplex
uh oh the 10 or EX thread is moving in .

point just sounds so much better then dot btw. In math you don't read 5.7 as 5 dot 7 you read it 5 point 7. Likewise, it should be 10 point 1 point 3. But it is dot as in dot com. There's a difference.

Uh oh, the point or dot thread is moving in .

[ebolag4]

I predict that in the not so distanct future, President Bill Gates and his evil government will complete a hostile takeover of the computer operating system software industry and pass a bill making it illegal to use any other marketing firm other than one Micro$haft chooses.

Said marketing geniuses will name the forthcoming Macintosh OS "Sub-Windows X2" or some idiot thing.

Either that, or President Steve Jobs will rename the OS "Steve OS" and outlaw all others.

We now return you to reality.

(Sorry guys, it's early and I didn't sleep much last night!)

[Alexandert]

I say:

Mäc Ouh Äs ÄX Tän datt one!


And I will say:

Mäc Ouh Äs Äx Ielewenn dot ouh!

[Jayem]

Originally posted by Alexandert
I say:

Mäc Ouh Äs ÄX Tän datt one!


And I will say:

Mäc Ouh Äs Äx Ielewenn dot ouh!

[ulrik]

Originally posted by Alexandert
[b]I
Mäc Ouh Äs ÄX Tän datt one!
/B]

"Äx"?

[LordCoven]

Originally posted by dlookus

I really don't think they'll do this. From a marketing standpoint, it seems bad to expect people to pay for increments of .1.

This next version may very well be 10.5. But I guarantee we'll be seeing Mac OS XI before 2010 (or 2005 for that matter.)

... people seemed happy paying for the 10.1 increment (me included) ... so why not 10.2 (I know I will) ;-))

C

[googolplex]

I didn't pay for it. I got a burned copy from an apple employee

[LordCoven]

Originally posted by googolplex
I didn't pay for it. I got a burned copy from an apple employee

Once again proving: Its not what you know, its who you know ;-)))

C