Introduces over 300 new and enhanced features to OS X, including a new desktop and updated finder enabling easy browsing and sharing between multiple Macs. See more details.
Review :
After three months of Apple Mac OS X version 10.5 Leopard, I have three things to say about it. First: Despite some minor problems, it is by far the best operating system ever written for the vast majority of consumers, with dozens of new features that have a real practical value-truly automated backups, document and preview images in spreadsheet files and notes and - Lists included in the e-mail program.
Propeller-head with IT know-how will undoubtedly delay Linux as the best choice, and Vista has its adherents as well (and will probably have more when SP1 is widely available), but for the average user, is the most Leopard and Polies easier to use OS I tested. Second: Leopard started with a generous portion of the first version of seeds, but almost all of them were resolved by the second of two automated updates, bringing Leopard to the version 10.5.2.
Finally, the Leopard is extravagant overdressed for the job which he was scheduled, and his omnipresence eye candy starts looking dazzling but quickly becomes distracting. Fortunately, since the beginning, the operating system was launched with options that let you put it on a low-eye-sugar diet, and the last update was even more.
