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I have a question for those of you running Snow Leopard. I am currently running Leopard and am curious if I will notice much of a difference if I were to upgrade. The cost is not allot so I may do it just cause, but getting it to my current location is kinda a pain. Any advice would be appreciated. My Mac is a 2.4 Core 2 Duo with 4Gb of memory.
I've found it runs quite a bit faster. It's got the same interface with a few small improvements, but the main thing is the added speed. The improvements include things like being able to play movies in their icons so you don't have to open the file to see what it is, that kind of thing.
I have a question for those of you running Snow Leopard. I am currently running Leopard and am curious if I will notice much of a difference if I were to upgrade. The cost is not allot so I may do it just cause, but getting it to my current location is kinda a pain. Any advice would be appreciated. My Mac is a 2.4 Core 2 Duo with 4Gb of memory.
I did the upgrade on our MacBook a week or two ago, mostly 'cause I was in the store and figured it wasn't that expensive. My wife mainly uses the Mac though, and doesn't seem to have noticed anything since, speed-wise or feature-wise. I think she was actually a bit angry that I put her through any risk of having to reinstall programs, or data for pretty much nothing. To be honest, I really don't notice anything either without explicitly looking for it, but its nice to know that we won't be running an unsupported OS for a few more years.
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Boot up and shutdown speeds are improved. I particularly notice the shutdown speed (it's lightning fast!). You get back about 6 GB of hard disk space, too. Plus, there are a lot of tiny improvements everywhere in the OS. I don't notice them day to day, but whenever I go back to Leopard, I wish I were on Snow Leopard. Since the update is so cheap, I'd recommend to get it. Just make sure your apps are all compatible with Snow Leopard, so you don't have any nasty surprises.
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The main difference I noticed was that Excel could finally cope with images and complex stuff. Grand Central ftw.
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