#Unity for mac os x 10.4 mac os x#
#Unity for mac os x 10.4 drivers#

Windows 7 was basically Microsoft's Snow Leopard. Windows 7 - I really liked Vista, but I could see a lot of shortcomings that annoyed people.

#Unity for mac os x 10.4 drivers#

Was great for it's time, although finding and installing drivers was a HUGE pain in the ass, what can you expect from an OS that was released 17 years ago?ĥ. Windows 95 - Really the biggest change to Windows that has occurred up until the upcoming Windows 8. I used Tiger for over 4 years as a main OS.Ĥ.

#Unity for mac os x 10.4 mac os x#

I remember opening that iMac G5 in Christmas 2005 and being amazed at how sexy Mac OS X looked. Mac OS X Tiger - For it's time, Tiger was pretty awesome and brings a lot of nostalgia to me. Last true Mac desktop OS without gimmicky iOS features.ģ. Mac OS X Snow Leopard - Rock solid OS with all the features I could ever want, NEVER had a problem with it. Towards the end it was a little long in it's tooth, but there's no doubt that it was one of the most influential OSes ever, plus I enjoyed using it.Ģ. Windows XP - It lasted more than 8 years on the market, and was a great OS for it's time. Windows Vista/Longhorn (complete disaster all around, best example yet of Microsoft making billions of dollars on a clearly inferior product)ġ. Windows 98/98SE (pointless upgrade although at least Windows Update was introduced with it) Windows ME (horrendous stability, rushed to market) Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard (should have been a software update to Leopard users still firmly believe the only reason it was released was because the majority of Apple's OS engineering resources were devoted solely to iOS during this period time)

Mac OS 9 (clearly a stop gap release with quirky features like VoicePrint password that never worked) Windows XP (NT kernel, modern search, after SP2 modern security, etc) Windows 95 (Microsoft's only major contribution to the desktop GUI, IMO most innovative operating system Microsoft has ever released especially when you consider Microsoft's fast work on Internet Explorer including its crazy futuristic integration with the desktop GUI - WebDAV folders, RSS-like features, HTML customizations, etc) Mac OS 10.0 Cheetah (it redefined the modern operating system and saved Apple with its consumer-oriented UI, transparency, modern kernel, memory management, etc) Mac OS 10.5 Leopard (most ambitious of the Mac OS X releases, added a ton of new end user features) Mac OS 10.2 Jaguar (it made Mac OS X useable as a primary OS) I'll do five favorites and five least favorites.