10.0 -- Puma 10.1 -- Cheetah 10.2 -- Jaguar 10.3 -- Panther 10.4 -- Tiger
The real first version (which became OS X Server 1.0) was called Rhapsody.
On Jul 21, 2004, at 8:15 AM, James Sanderson wrote:
What were the first two names used for OS X?
Cougar!
Isn't that a form of Jaguar and smaller than a Tiger?
Nope, a Cougar is the only native North American big cat*, sometimes called a Panther, sometimes a Mountain Lion, sometimes a Puma, though it is not to be confused with the old world Panther.
<http://home.globalcrossing.net/~brendel/puma.html>
*Jaguars have been seen as far north as southern New Mexico and Arizona, but whether their native range extended this far north or they were just transient is a matter of dispute.
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