---------------------------------------- A new update, available now through Software Update or direct from Apple, addresses a number of user complaints about Leopard's new features. Among the improvements in OS X 10.5.2 are a way to ditch the translucent menubar, the option to revert the Dock's "Stacks" back to folders and a new visual cue to let you know when Time Machine is preforming a backup. ----------------------------------------
I guess Apple does listen to its customers after all. :-)
I'm an apple user, but still on PowerPC era OSX (10.3 for work and 10.2 at home!)
I was finally going to take the plunge and get one of those Intel macs with Leopard; but a work colleague got there first...and on his first go with time-machine his mac froze, and he ended up losing all his data. I was sat right there watching the trainwreck....
That (the OP) Leopard news is good for me, because it sounds safe(r) to take the plunge now.
I'm actually a huge fan of 10.2 though - its perfection (just annoying I can't get any of the more modern apps others enjoy)...so I'll be sad to move on.
By the way this mac news below is another positive for mac users; Firefox3 (when it comes) won't give us half the hassle 2 does.