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Refalm:
I don't think the Plex theme will stay there. They pay some design company to do it for them, just like they did with Windows XP.

The Windows XP beta, called Whistler, looked very differently from what it is now. Click here for an example. I guess they'll change the design of this beta too.

xyle_one:

quote:Originally posted by Fett101:


*ahem*

OSX
2.Verify you have enough hard drive space. While the amount of disk space required depends on your computer and the way you are installing Mac OS X, you are recommended to have at least 3.0 GB of available space on your hard drive.

Redhat
Hard Disk Space:
Custom installation (minimum): 475 MB
Personal Desktop: 1.7 GB
Workstation: 2.1 GB
Custom installation (everything): 5.0 GB

Though, the desktop install includes office and multimedia and other assorted apps, I wonder, though do not care enough to find out, what a basic install, with GUI and basic apps similar to a windows install, would be.
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curious. when i installed jaguar, it only wanted about 1.5 gigs, and that was mostly for localized language files & printers. my redhat install was about a gig... but, the apps i get for both installs make up for any space taken. windows offers me nothing. oh wow. movie maker and ms paint. kwal-e-tee..

Laukev7:

quote: The Windows XP beta, called Whistler, looked very differently from what it is now. Click here for an example. I guess they'll change the design of this beta too.
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You may have noticed that they changed the theme just after Apple released screenshots of Mac OS X. And at the same time, they renamed Whistler 'Windows XP'. Coincidence? I think not.

Therefore, since Apple has not drastically changed the appearance of Mac OS yet, we should not expect any change from Microsoft yet. After all, the whole point of Plex seems to be show-off and 'me too'.

M51DPS:

quote:And don't forget that OS X doesn't use a separate swap partition.
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Actually, you can speed up OS X if you put the swap on a different partition or disk.

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