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Thread ID: 102703	2009-08-29 11:21:00	Snow Leopard?	Sting Ray (15196)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
805136	2009-08-30 21:29:00	I'll reply to the poll once my copy turns up and I get to try it.	Nermal (7077)
805137	2009-08-31 08:20:00	Linux	Myth (110)
805138	2009-08-31 08:27:00	Need another poll answer "I don't know what it is".	pine-o-cleen (2955)
805139	2009-08-31 09:31:00	Linux :thumbs:	Erayd (23)
805140	2009-08-31 10:11:00	For anyone interested, a review www.nytimes.com I won't be upgrading because some programs "break " and it'd be way too much hassle to sort them out.	limepile (96)
805141	2009-08-31 10:44:00	I think it is safe to say that hardly anyone in the world will be adversely affected by this. ;)	R2x1 (4628)
805142	2009-08-31 11:14:00	I think it is safe to say that hardly anyone in the world will be adversely affected by this. ;) Yeah right. It seems to be worse than what Vista did to older windwos programs. The fact the apple won't support software that was only created in 2007, such as adobe cs3, that is a good reason not to use apple computers.	robbyp (2751)
805143	2009-08-31 11:34:00	But quite a few people used Vista (sort of) whereas - - -	R2x1 (4628)
805144	2009-08-31 21:55:00	Yeah right. It seems to be worse than what Vista did to older windwos programs. The fact the apple won't support software that was only created in 2007, such as adobe cs3, that is a good reason not to use apple computers. Not true www.pcworld.com	Safari (3993)
805145	2009-09-01 05:46:00	Yeah right. It seems to be worse than what Vista did to older windwos programs. The fact the apple won't support software that was only created in 2007, such as adobe cs3, that is a good reason not to use apple computers. Its up to adobe to check if their software works with new OS's. Same as if it was windows, and it does work. Maybe this is Adobe's way of selling new software	plod (107)
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