On Wed, 10 Feb 2010, zapcat wrote: > I agree that I made have made a blanket statement that doesn't apply to all, > since you obviously find utility in Snow Leopard. > > Not everybody uses their mac for the same kinds of things. I have found that, > in my work, Snow Leopard is not production-ready at this time. > > allow me to amend what I said to: Snow Leopard does not, as of this date, > provide as much *universal* support for apps as Leopard or Tiger do. >From my point of view, the high point was 10.3.x, as it was in 10.4 that they started removing features that *I* care about. I still miss support for classic Appletalk shares. I finally upgraded to 10.4 once staying on 10.3.x became a problem. I've remained on 10.4.11, and will continue to do so most likely until I replace my G5 2x2 since it still supports the classic apps I use. I am feeling the need to move off 10.4.11 and my G5 system though, as I don't believe that Adobe CS5 and LR3 will support PPC or 10.4. I ran into a problem with this recently with Nik Software's Viveza 2.0 plugin. Still as I'm nearing 6.5 years with the machine, I think it has served me well. :-) Zane