On Nov 27, 2005, at 09:59, Thoma Mattox wrote:
Ok, I am going to do this. My wife is now excited, and so am I...
Last question, what version???
Tiger if you can afford it and your system supports it; Panther
otherwise. For daily use by a new OS X user, I wouldn't recommend
anything before Panther.
I am looking for stability, and affordability. I know that the most
recent version would be best, but if I can get away with a cheaper
older version, I may need to opt for that right now (Christmas for the
kids and all).
I just don't want an OS that is faulty. I have heard too many stories
of OS problems (and not quite sure what ones to believe).
I've had OS X since 10.1 (which was released shortly after I first saw
OS X), and it gets better with every version. Tiger introduced a few
missteps, in my opinion, but for the most part it's the best OS X yet.
Daniel
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