Scratch

It was released while I was asleep 

I'll have to ask my parents if they're going to buy it, because I'm not going to buy it with my own money. I'm saving up for something else 

stevetheipad wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

http://i.imgur.com/lAt9H.jpg

Except not....it's $19.99. 

It's a joke . . . I'm fully aware the image isn't entirely accurate.

stevetheipad wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

stevetheipad wrote:

Except not....it's $19.99. 

It's a joke . . . I'm fully aware the image isn't entirely accurate.

I find the Windows and Linux parts funny and accurate, though. 

i find the whole thing pretty funny though im never annoyed when my windows needs to update

777w wrote:

stevetheipad wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

It's a joke . . . I'm fully aware the image isn't entirely accurate.

I find the Windows and Linux parts funny and accurate, though. 

i find the whole thing pretty funny though im never annoyed when my windows needs to update

When I had my old Toshiba with Vista, I needed to update like daily. 

jji7skyline wrote:

777w wrote:

stevetheipad wrote:

I find the Windows and Linux parts funny and accurate, though. 

i find the whole thing pretty funny though im never annoyed when my windows needs to update

I am never ceased being amazed how Windows makes updates so boring and a menial task, whereas other operating systems make it fun and introduce new features and stuff 

What scale updates are you talking about? Day-to-day security updates or like actual releases?

jji7skyline wrote:

Jackieee wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

I am never ceased being amazed how Windows makes updates so boring and a menial task, whereas other operating systems make it fun and introduce new features and stuff 

What scale updates are you talking about? Day-to-day security updates or like actual releases?

All of them 

Well with Windows releases are definitely different and have new features, but the smaller updates and service packs are generally ensuring security and compatibility. I'm not too familiar with Mac updates... what kinds of features do the smaller updates bring?

jji7skyline wrote:

Jackieee wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

All of them 

Well with Windows releases are definitely different and have new features, but the smaller updates and service packs are generally ensuring security and compatibility. I'm not too familiar with Mac updates... what kinds of features do the smaller updates bring?

Mac OSX updates tend to bundle things together as much as possible. for example, if you buy a new Mac, you'll have to install software updates. There's probably only going to be about 10 because Apple bundles previous updates with newer ones.

Unlike windows. I recently clean installed Windows on a laptop, and I had to install over 1000 updates. Literally. Most of them 'little' security updates. And every time you install like 300, there's 300 more waiting for you when you reboot.

...you didn't mention any new features.

And I've never found that to be true; a lot of Microsoft's updates get packaged together into a Service Pack.

Jackieee wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

Jackieee wrote:

Well with Windows releases are definitely different and have new features, but the smaller updates and service packs are generally ensuring security and compatibility. I'm not too familiar with Mac updates... what kinds of features do the smaller updates bring?

Mac OSX updates tend to bundle things together as much as possible. for example, if you buy a new Mac, you'll have to install software updates. There's probably only going to be about 10 because Apple bundles previous updates with newer ones.

Unlike windows. I recently clean installed Windows on a laptop, and I had to install over 1000 updates. Literally. Most of them 'little' security updates. And every time you install like 300, there's 300 more waiting for you when you reboot.

...you didn't mention any new features.

And I've never found that to be true; a lot of Microsoft's updates get packaged together into a Service Pack.

Yes, those are the major ones, but the little updates still stay 

New features? The only time I got new features from a Windows update was when I got Windows Ultimate Extras and installed Texas Hold em and some other games I didn't know how to play 

The software update I did just now on my Mac installed Safari 6 which has an omnibar-ish feature as well as a new features for iPhoto for publishing to places like Facebook and Messages.

jvvg_test wrote:

It seems cool, but it won't run on my Macbook. 

Which generations is it?

jvvg wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

jvvg_test wrote:

It seems cool, but it won't run on my Macbook. 

Which generations is it?

It's Late 2006.

Wow. That's old. I'm not surprised it's not supported by ML 

jvvg wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

jvvg wrote:

It's Late 2006.

Wow. That's old. I'm not surprised it's not supported by ML 

But, I looked, and all of the hardware meets the requirements except for the model. It has enough RAM, disk space, processor, graphics card, etc.

Looking at it, it seems to have a 2.0Ghz C2Duo, 512MB RAM, 64MB Graphics, 80GB HDD... is that the model you have?