want to buy Lion
This is not about people who do not want to upgrade, it's about people who
do want to upgrade, are willing to pay, need to support the users of their
applications, but cannot because of Apple's upgrade methodology. Sounds
like they will provide a hard copy method to upgrade
are not
up to date every day like me.
Tiemo
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On Thursday, July 28, 2011 01:41:57 AM Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
I don't understand why they don't offer anymore any
classic download option for backward compatibility for users who are not
up to date every day like me.
Tiemo
They're not interested in helping you to maintain your backward
Yep, thats obviously their mind
Tiemo
They're not interested in helping you to maintain your backward status.
Apple wants its users up to date,
with the program, and feeding them money through iTunes and the App Store.
Best,
Warren
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At the risk of getting flamed by some as an Apple lover, I think that may be
harsh. Remember one of Microsoft's excuses for not producing a really modern OS
for so long was that they had to maintain backwards compatibility for all their
users. At some point this becomes a ball and chain for the
On Thursday, July 28, 2011 11:13:23 AM Bob Sneidar wrote:
I think that may be harsh. Remember one of Microsoft's excuses for not
producing a really modern OS for so long was that they had to maintain
backwards compatibility for all their users. At some point this becomes a
ball and chain for
This is not about people who do not want to upgrade, it's about people who
do want to upgrade, are willing to pay, need to support the users of their
applications, but cannot because of Apple's upgrade methodology. Sounds
like they will provide a hard copy method to upgrade eventually.
Pete
On 07/28/2011 08:02 PM, Pete Haworth wrote:
This is not about people who do not want to upgrade, it's about people who
do want to upgrade, are willing to pay, need to support the users of their
applications, but cannot because of Apple's upgrade methodology. Sounds
like they will provide a hard
The Mac App Store is kind of a Snow Leopard thing. Apple decided to distribute
Lion initially via the Mac App Store so ... if you do not have Snow Leopard
installed, you cannot buy and install it.
It is my understanding that there will be a version of Lion that comes on
physical media that you
Hi Tiemo. You are not alone. A lot of raised eyebrows are only now relaxing
after learning of Apple's method of delivery.
If you upgrade to Snow Leopard and then do all the updates, you would see in
your Apple Menu under Software Updates a new item called App Store. If you went
there and set
Oh, by the way I hope you mean Dual Partition. Dual boot *can* mean to install
two operating systems on one partition (you can actually do this with Windows
but no one recommends it). You will want to install Lion on a second partition
or hard drive, because Lion is going to overwrite your
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 27. Juli 2011 19:34
An: How to use LiveCode
Betreff: Re: OT: I want to buy Lion
The Mac App Store is kind of a Snow Leopard thing. Apple decided to
distribute
Lion initially via the Mac App
dual partition! Thanks for reminding me
Tiemo
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Betreff: Re: OT: I want to buy
On Wednesday, July 27, 2011 01:20:05 PM Arie van der Ent wrote:
Hi Tiemo,
It is not necessary to wait for Lion on a USB-stick. Don McAllister from
screencastsonline did the following; 1. buy Lion from App store;
2. make a copy from the installer (in your application folder);
3. open up the
So how do you download lion from the App store when all you have is Leopard or
even Tiger? I do not think (perhaps I am wrong) that the App Store shows up in
Leopard. Only Snow Leopard. And are you saying that Lion will install over top
of an OS that is NOT Snow Leopard? This seems to
Yes it is. In fact I have done exactly that with the RC1 of Lion. I used Carbon
Copy Cloner to copy my internal drive system and all to my Time Machine drive.
If I want to run Lion, I reboot holding the option key and select the external
drive.
Bob
On Jul 27, 2011, at 12:14 PM, Warren
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