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Apple Planning Successor to Mac OS 9.2, Code-named "Starlight"
By Nick dePlume, Publisher and Editor in Chief
Since mid-March, Think Secret has provided inside news on the development of Mac OS 9.2, code-named Moonlight. Mac OS 9.2 is a bug fix and hardware support release, including improved Classic support for use with Mac OS X. Moonlight hit the sixth final candidate stage late Friday, and is due for public release shortly.
Thanks to multiple sources, Think Secret has exclusively learned details of Mac OS 9.2's successor, which carries the code name "Starlight." The Starlight release, which will likely have the final name Mac OS 9.3, will continue to improve Classic support.
With Classic's immense resource requirements, Apple must continue to pare it down to boost performance. That, along with hardware support for Macs released after OS 9.2 hits the streets, will be the central focus of Starlight.
The Starlight release is just getting started, and is currently in the very early development stages. At press time, no Starlight builds have been provided to developers, as the final OS 9.2 seeds continue.
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Apple Planning Successor to Mac OS 9.2, Code-named "Starlight"
By Nick dePlume, Publisher and Editor in Chief
Since mid-March, Think Secret has provided inside news on the development of Mac OS 9.2, code-named Moonlight. Mac OS 9.2 is a bug fix and hardware support release, including improved Classic support for use with Mac OS X. Moonlight hit the sixth final candidate stage late Friday, and is due for public release shortly.
Thanks to multiple sources, Think Secret has exclusively learned details of Mac OS 9.2's successor, which carries the code name "Starlight." The Starlight release, which will likely have the final name Mac OS 9.3, will continue to improve Classic support.
With Classic's immense resource requirements, Apple must continue to pare it down to boost performance. That, along with hardware support for Macs released after OS 9.2 hits the streets, will be the central focus of Starlight.
The Starlight release is just getting started, and is currently in the very early development stages. At press time, no Starlight builds have been provided to developers, as the final OS 9.2 seeds continue.
Got dirt? Send your information to Think Secret by email, or call our anonymous voicemail at (425) 930-4769.