Mac OS X 10.7 'Lion' Developer Preview Available 365
kwolf22 writes "Today Apple is offering a developer preview of Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) to registered Mac developers. In addition, the Lion product page has been updated with new details. Among the updates is this exciting bit of news: Lion Server is now part of Mac OS X Lion." Adds reader Orome1: the new OS X "features Mission Control, a new view of everything running on your Mac; Launchpad, a new home for all your Mac apps; full screen apps that use the entire Mac display; and new Multi-Touch gestures. Lion also includes the Mac App Store, a place to discover, install and automatically update Mac apps."
Re:Fireball! (Score:4, Funny)
> eq
You are using:
[1] <Light> a back-lit keyboard
[2] <Finger> a Ring bearing the Apple logo (hums)
[3] <Finger> a one-button mouse
[4] <Neck> a black turtleneck (glows) (hums)
[5] <Neck> a thick beard
[6] <Body> a black cashmere and silk sweater (glows)
[7] <Head> The Reality Distortion Field (invisible)
[8] <Legs> Levi 501s (hums)
[9] <Feet> A Pair of Comfy Sneakers
[10] <Hands> iPhone 4 (glows)
[11] <Arms> black sleeves (glows)
[12] <Shield> a 17" MacBook Pro (hums)
[13] <About> iPod shuffle (glows) (hums)
[14] <Waist> 1st generation iPad
[15] <Wrist> An iPod Nano (glows)
[16] <Wrist> An iPod Nano (glows)
[17] <Wielded> Shrink-wrapped Xcode (glows)
[18] <Held> An iPod touch (glows)
Re:Where the giraffes are, and the zebra... (Score:2, Funny)
Yes, You can download the Lion Developer Preview, but it requires the App Store App, and the process has been a little quirky. Good Luck!
And you can only get it in Kenya
Well, at least our President can use it then.
Re:Cat theme (Score:5, Funny)
Actually until Snow Leopard, Apple seemed to be naming their OS after German tanks. Now I'm not saying they are... I'm just asking questions and you should too.