Leopard

I'm using Tiger but I seem to recall something about ToDos being a Leopard Mail feature? ...

I have been using a Mac PPC G5 since 2004 or so. I am running Leopard 10.xx on this PPC. ...

To be able to use Boot Camp officially, you need to be running Leopard. I don't think you can get the final version of Boot Camp to run on anything less.

I'd rather not upgrade to Leopard as I've no other compelling reason to do so. ...

a. Update seemed to work for Leopard 10.5. ...

Hey thanks for linking a guide for Tiger when I was talking about Leopard.

If you have Leopard, I think X11.app is installed by default. IF it's anything older (Jaguar, Panther, Tiger), then you can install it from the installation disc for your Mac.

1) Leopard gave us such a better Finder it isn't even funny. Have you ever tried LaunchBar or QuickSilver ? 2) I'm sorry but what do mean by "click-to focus". I guess I don't understand because I am a network analyst. not a darn unknowing/ignorant system administrator I constantly have to bail out of a jam. 3. Download the free application TinkerTool and there is a...

The version of the Virtual PC application installed is probably not compatible with Leopard, but i am not sure that by itself would cause a kernel panic. If you do not need it, delete the Virtual PC application and see if that resolves the problem.

so I was able to get back all the new iTunes purchases I have gotten since going to Leopard full time. It also brought all my applications back with almost no problem. ...