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1. #Itunes video drm removal linux kernel mac os x
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3. #Itunes video drm removal linux kernel code

Again, if you don’t want to be cool buy a Zen and let the cool kids make fun of you. iPods are the best mp3 players on the market, but are overpriced. Apple is awesome no matter how you like at it, if they offer a crappy online music store at little profit big deal? Don’t buy from it. Face it: people who care about audio quality or portability don’t buy from the iTunes music store and everyone else is perfectly happy because they don’t even understand how it all works.Īpple, iPods, iTunes, and the iTunes music store are quite different things.

I am so sick of hearing people complain about Apple’s iTunes DRM. Then maybe OS 13 will run on Intel and Niagara. 9 was PPC only, 10 is both, 11 will be all Intel. System 6 was m68k only, 7 was m68k and PPC, and 8 was PPC only. Personally, I don’t see them dropping PPC on any 10.x. Apple likes to keep development tight, but that’s a lot of trouble to go to of they plan to make 10.5 the last PPC MacOS. no more separate downloads for Intel and PPC subminor updates, and 10.5 will come on the same DVD regardless of your arch. I don’t know if it was through official channels or not, but it’s also been said that this will be the release to reunify the operating system, i.e. In fact, I think that may be all that’s been said about it officially.

And there are some G3s over 1GHz, so I really don’t see that they could spec over it, either (and it would probably still work even if official specs said it wouldn’t.)Īpple has already stated that 10.5 will run on PPC machines. Very unlikely, since they’re dropping PPC altogether and especially since Rosetta can’t do it.

#Itunes video drm removal linux kernel code

To be incapable of running specifically on G3s, they’d need to put more AltiVec code in it.

#Itunes video drm removal linux kernel upgrade

There was Rhapsody (OS X under the hood with OS9’s GUI), and then a public beta of X, and then 10.0 was released (retail), but it wasn’t very well received (very little software, interface was all gimmicky and gross, slow and relatively unstable), but the upgrade to 10.1 was free, so while it was a release version, it looks pretty irrelevant in retrospect (though it was monumentally important to the development of what we have today). I did not get a Mac until Panther was released, but I am sure the consensus is that Cheetah was a beta/RC and Puma was the first “true” version of OS X. Theoretically, you could go to 10.4982734000, the “four billion, nine hundred eighty-two million, seven hundred thirty-four thousandth” minor release of major version 10. After 10.9 comes 10.10 (not to be confused with 10.1), if they choose to stay on the same major.

#Itunes video drm removal linux kernel mac os x

We will see after Mac OS X 10.9 who is right 😉 (th22)