Why Mac OS X uses animals' name as their code names (Puma, Jaguar, Panther and Tiger)?
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Probably because those are all strong amazing anamals. And Mac OS X is a strong amazing OS.
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Most of the flavors of Unix rely heavily on text commands - although this is becoming less and less as time goes by.\n\nSeveral of the operating systems used in OEM products (phones, cars, etc) rely completely on text commands.
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A mac is a type of computer... what do you mean ?
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Here were the system requirements for an early version of Leopard:\n\nhttp://stevensmac.wordpress.com/2006/08/19/mac-os-x-leopard-developer-preview-system-requirements/
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CA has an Easytrieve version for Unix, but it's not going to run on a Mac or other small machines.  Besides, the technology is more designed for a larger installation where file definitions are done once and many different users are writing reports.
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Hi there,\n\nI'm afraid you need to be more specific in you question. There are many varieties (breeds) in dogs. Each breed has a different scientific name. The scientific name consists of two parts- Zenus and Species. A family of animals like dogs belong to the same Zenus but are of different species. Carollus Linnaeus introduced this type of classification for the first time.\nAs we all know, the scientific name of human beings is Homo Sapein.\nThe scientific name of neem is Azadirachta Indica.\nThe scientific name of Indian tiger is Panthera Tigris.\nThe scientific name of Indian gerbil is Tatera Indica.\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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All the newer Macs can run Tiger. \n\nMac OS X Version 10.4 requires a Macintosh with:\n\nPowerPC G3, G4, or G5 processor\nBuilt-in FireWire\nAt least 256MB of physical RAM\nA built-in display or a display connected to an Apple-supplied video card supported by your computer\nAt least 3.0 GB of available space on your hard drive; 4GB of disk space if you install XCode 2 developer tools\nDVD drive for installation
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True, Leopards don't change their spots.You can take the boy out of the country but you can't take the country out of the boy.etc.
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YES !\nMac os X is Based on UNIX [FreeBSD], and has the X11 windowing system.  \n\nBefore os X, mac os was build by apple computer own technology (sorry but i don't even know how was os 9 or before).\n\nSo as far as i know, apple computers made a rewrite of operating system based on unix to satisfy customers needs and to later make a new marketing with intel processors\n\nHope is the answer that you expected.\nBest Regards
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you can only get a virus w/iChat. it's basicly the only virus for a mac, and it's hard to get.
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I answered a question similar to this one before.\n\nThe previous answer was partly correct. The dog's name was Marc Anthony, but the kitten's name was Pussyfoot.\n\nWhen the Warner Bros. Studio Store was operating, they sold "beanies" of many of their stable of characters, and "Pussyfoot" was one of them. \n\nBy the way, that was when I found out the name.
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maybe naming the animals lol
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Tiger is very cool  Unfortuately, a computer designed for Windows will not recognize the Mac OS.   Sorry.  \n\nThe opposite is not true, however.  You can easily install Windows on any of the new Mac computers, through an included program on the Mac called Boot Camp.  But while Macs will run both Mac OS and Windows, Windows boxes will not run the Mac OS.  \n\nGood luck!!
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What a great name for your dog!\n\nSwiffer is a registered trademark of Proctor and Gamble which means the name can only be used with their permission.  However, as your dog is not a commercial concern and is not harmful to the Swiffer product then you can get away with calling your dog Swiffer.\n\nSimilarly, Gwynneth Paltrow and Chris Martin called their daughter Apple but the computer company Apple can't do anything about it.
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Between installing x code 2 which you get from the mac os x disc and the developer section on the apple site :)
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Pumas, mountain lions and cougars are the same thing. They're in the same cat family as house cats (genus Felis) and they're tan in color, not spotted.\n\nJaguars and leopards are both in the genus Panthera (along with lions and tigers). They're both spotted, but they're different species.\n\nLeopards (Panthera pardus) are "old world" cats (mostly from Africa) and we don't have them here in the Americas.\n\nJaguars (Panthera onca) are larger, generally have spots inside their spots, and only occur in the Americas.
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ummm why would u want 2 know an Animal alphabet? it seems kind of far fetched 2 me.sorry I couldn't help i out though