Snow Leopard, C'est bien pour le 28/08 !! Options

C'est officiel, c'est pour vendredi !!

Alors 10A432 ou 10A435 ?

Réponse ce week-end

Apple recommande la mise à jour, c'est bizarre, mais c'est vrai :

The first step to OS migration is installation. While Windows 7 requires a clean install of applications and data (unless you’re migrating from a like-version of Windows Vista or using Windows 7 Ultimate over most versions of Vista) Apple actually recommends users do an in-place upgrade over their prior version of Leopard or Tiger. That’s pretty unusual. When I asked if it was more desirable for users to start from scratch, I was told “no”. The recommended procedure is to upgrade in place. I tried the update on several machines running Leopard and was pleasantly surprised. The install process was straightforward, simple and worked every time (you actually have to look a bit to find the setting to do a clean install).

The result was a 30 minute process on average that resulted in a stable machine with absolutely no issues, even when I tried to do things like interrupt the installer. It might seem like a small issue but Snow Leopard’s installer is the easiest, simplest and most reliable I have ever used to upgrade an OS from one version to another. Not having to deal with the hassle of moving data offline, re-installing applications and settings is a huge benefit for Apple’s customers and something that will no doubt make many Windows 7 updgraders green with envy. I had no issues post upgrade, all my apps, settings, and configurations worked as they had before, just faster and more reliably.