4/18/2005
Amazon's Tiger
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Spider Goodlegs
As your fellow Mac-ette I must advise against installing Tiger immediately on April 29th but instead waiting to see if Apple's first update to 10.4.1 occurs within a week after the release. Apple updates its operating system regularly based on feedback from users and provides minor updates freely across the internet. This gives Apple time to iron out any bugs that they may not discover until wide release occurs and oddities in the new operating system get reported. If anything vital pops up Apple goes out of its way to release an update very quickly. For $35 off, no sales tax and the chance of missing out on a bug or two, I can wait a few days for Amazon to drop it on my welcome mat.
based on 10.3.9, Tiger might be a mess! is'nt everyone having trouble with it??????? i SURE am. beyond a bad update. thnkx apple
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: April 26, 2005 7:38 AM
: April 26, 2005 7:38 AM
I ordered the family pack from Amazon on April 16 and chose free shipping. It arrived today (May 3rd). That's close enough after the April 29th release date to keep me happy especially with a $50 rebate on the family pack. We'll install it after doing a system backup.
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