Symtex said:My PM G5 runs around 30-45% faster with Tiger. Before I was doubting that G5 were the fastest PC but with Tiger I start to believe that there is. Everything is so much smoother.
What? 64-bit only means it's able to address more than 4 GB of memory. Unless you are saying Finder needs more than 4GB, 64-bit doesn't speed up Finder. It has to do with multithreaded optimizations and use of quartz extreme.mo0805 said:the reason your PM runs so fast it because the G5 is a 64bit processor, and Tiger is a 64bit operating system, whereas Jaguar is a 32bit operating system. Tiger can process twice the amount of math in the same amount of time, on a G5. Though even for my powerbook G4, it's a good deal quicker.
Lacero said:What? 64-bit only means it's able to address more than 4 GB of memory. Unless you are saying Finder needs more than 4GB, 64-bit doesn't speed up Finder. It has to do with multithreaded optimizations and use of quartz extreme.
Lacero said:I did a Software Update, but no new updates for Tiger.
Finder is a tad buggy.
mo0805 said:i wonder when we can expect an update?
raggedjimmi said:the problems started just after i installed Tiger, and a whole day of playing around with the settings and WEP, DNS, DHCP etc (i actually do know what im doing half of the time!)... my entire wireless network was brought to a stand still until I reverted back to Panther.
very glad. almost wasted £60 there. my plan now is to wait until 10.4.3 or something like that.
strange thing is my router is quite common apparently; BT Voyager 2100. hmmm.
take that people against testing!
Applespider said:Jimmi, did you factory reset your router and start from scratch? Did you pull your user settings over from Panther when you installed Tiger (upgrade, Archive & Install or Erase & Install)
The other thing is that the Voyager is common in the UK since many broadband ISPs give them away/provide them but perhaps not so much in the US. And Voyager modem/routers in general don't always play nicely with Macs; the plug-in USB one hasn't any any OS X drivers since 10.3.5!
cynikal said:any detail of what the problem is? i'm not certain how an o/s can bring a wireless network down? just doesn't make sense to me (and i'm a techie too).. was there a signal? did you get an ip address? can you ping the gateway? can you do dns lookups (locally against the router and from your isp's cache server).. what exactly doesn't work?i wholeheartedly agree, apple should open up its beta test program without charging us an insane amount of money for individuals to test their o/s.. yes i know apple has a beta test program, but they only choose people for individual technologies, not o/s's.. having said that, you might want to report the bug to apple, if you have the nerve..
Applespider said:Probably after April 29!
Wait, what's the problem? You don't want it to show? If that's the case, make sure your name is blank in the text box in the sharing panel of System Preferences. As per network standards, the hostname is supposed to be displayed so that you can identify computers on a DHCP network.Mr. G4 said:This is not quite related but in Panther on my Wifi router when any Mac had firewall on it would not show the computer name on the DHCP Clients list. On Tiger it would show, even in stealth mode...anyone know how to fix this problem?
Maxiseller said:You know, £80/$120 or so isn't bad for the core of a computer. I mean, it is pretty much the ONE thing everyone needs isn't it? Its the one thing that everything else you buy runs off no? Piracy in software is just like in music and so many other effected industries. If you do it, the company looses out. Now you may say, "Ahhh, they have billions of dollars" Yes - but How are they meant to go on designing, re-building and manufacturing if people don't invest in it. Such a cavalier attitude is just terrible in this day and age. We all complain that software is bad, but we rarely praise it when it's good. Its time people like you put some money back into the market that allows all of us (Especially the creatives) to do the jobs we do. Stop stealing. It's against the law.
matticus008 said:Wait, what's the problem? You don't want it to show? If that's the case, make sure your name is blank in the text box in the sharing panel of System Preferences. As per network standards, the hostname is supposed to be displayed so that you can identify computers on a DHCP network.
Mr. G4 said:I don't want the name of the the computer to show up on the DHCP Clients list. In Panther when you have firewall on, it would only show a blank name and the IP address with the MAC address. I think in any 10.x when you put a blank name it will take the default name as Macintosh. I just don't want the host name to show up on the router.
i_am_a_cow said:Tiger is definitely worth the $69 I'm about to buy it for. Although I am a bit worried because I carelessly sent apple my registration info before it officially came out (but it is shipping already, and I do plan on buying it tomorrow as soon as my parental family member OKs the transaction)
raggedjimmi said:i want to know how Apple can sell Tiger in the US for $129 (£67) and the exact same thing costs £88 in the UK. £21 more.
fairplay the UK student discounted Tiger costs around £60, but how much less will the US one cost?
if i could pay the US student price for Tiger, i would buy it right now. but because its about £20 more i have to think more about it, and if i really need it
F/reW/re said:It's rather easy..
How to install from Harddrive:
1. Start /Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility.app.
2. Select second harddrive/partition. 3. Click Restore.
4. Drag file to Source.
5. Drag ur partition to destination. Erase Destination is NOT necessary
6. Click the Restore button.
7. Goto Finder and rename your Destination-drive to Mac OS X Install DVD Change startup disk to Mac OS X Install DVD. Reboot.
SoGood said:1. Most softwares are priced for the developed countries where the average income is markedly higher. And most softwares don't have a 3rd world country discount.
raggedjimmi said:Panther works perfect with it. Tiger does not. ho hum for me
Piracy tech support is available at 1-800-MY-APPLE or on the web at http://www.apple.com/supporthaganah said:I guess I'm a bit naive, but if you downloaded this how would you install it??
Would you have to burn it onto a DVD first or do you just run it off of the hard drive?
If you have to burn it onto a DVD, I would think it wouldn't be as much of a problem, right?