In anticipation for Leopard I am trying to decide just how I will upgrade.
Right now, I'm leaning towards an archive and install or a clean install. I keep a bootable backup every night, and have .mac syncing my bookmarks, calendars, contacts, and keychains. Apple's Backup does my "Personal Data & Settings" daily as well. I don't mind a bit of elbow grease to re-install some programs if I have to, as I've already dug out all the serial numbers. If I do a clean install, then use the migration assistant on the bootable backup, will that preserve all of my pictures, keywords, music, preferences, etc? Will it leave out any of the junky bits that a simple "upgrade" might leave on the system? How will you upgrade? rick
