Philipp van Hüllen wrote:
Robert Kaiser schrieb:
Not really, they just won't deliver updates for it or Leopard any more
(they have already stopped delivering updates for Tiger a long time ago)
but they have a habit of just not talking about such end-of-line
decisions and just silently not do any updates any more.

AFAIK the strategy on OS side is rather clear: Active support for the
current OS (the minor releases), security support for the last major
release, no support for older stuff.
Thus I currently expect them to drop PPC support this summer, when 10.7
is released.
(Also got a PPC still running around here (7 years old) - works as
nicely as any of todays' netbooks.)

Otherwise they usually perform some creeping death for legacy items:
10.5 last OS on PPC, 10.6 last OS with PPC emulation, 10.7 no PPC
support at all. It was similar with the "classic" environment.

Positively speaking: they like to focus on using the new stuff. ;-)
(New HW, new APIs, ... - makes better/leaner technology and better
sales, as long as users go along with it. You need recent/supported OS X
(10.5+) to support iOS 4 devices - WinXP is still supporting those. Funny?)


Sorry for the off-topic post...

BR/Philipp

I've just replaced my 5 year old PowerBook Pro 17 with a brand new MacBook Pro 17. took a good chunk of my retirement to do so. My worry is SeaMonkey is going to use the FF4 design. in 2.1 FF4 has killed half of my extension and even from other software installed plugins no loger work. But then I've update Acrobat to X and several things that worked in my Website no longer work when using Mozilla Products. and My upgraded DreamWeaver doesn't work the same. Everyone is in this stupid silly kick of removing menus when they don't take up much space and only come into play when used. FF4 has even removed the status bar. a lot of my extensions depend upon status bars to work so they are useless.

Getting tired of this changing things just because someone thinks it looks neat looking it not efficient I am spending a lot more doing stuff know in DreamWeaver, Acrobat, Word, PowerPoint, FF4 and others. Instead of upgrading saving me time its causing me to waste more time.

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