Panther Screenshots (for real)
[Update: 4OSX.com has removed the images.]
Depicted in the screenshots are: Finder Window, Mail, System Preferences, Expos Panel and in action, DVD Player, iChat 2 with VideoConferencing, Activity Monitor, Labels and Finder.
Sherlock is reported to be at 3.6, Safari at v85 (1.0), X11 included, and additions to Address Book. The new Finder uses a Metal theme.
A new feature called Expos appears to be a yet-undescribed feature providing you with an overview of mini-versions of your windows, organized geographically by type of window.
Reports indicate that the rumored 'Piles' feature is nowhere to be found in the latest releases.
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(View all)P.S. folder actions are available in 10.2, just launch the ScriptMenu.menu and you'll see them.
I'd really be interested in knowing other changes to iChat, such as support for more AIM features (animated icons, voice chat, etc.) as well as support for other protocols, (MSN, ICQ, Yahoo)...
Also, I'm wondering how Apple got AOL to add Video Chat to the AIM server, since both AIM and .Mac go through the AOL servers when using iChat.
All very interesting... I'm sure after the Keynote we'll be seeing more leaked builds and screen shots. Bring it on!
I am, however, a little wary of the sidebar view in the Finder... looks much too much like Win XPee.
Bravo, Apple. So when can we plan on picking up a copy? :)
also i'm curious as to why in the system preferences there is a change to "desktop & Screen Saver"...as opposed to them being separate and it being called "screen effects".
also out of curiousity, the non-conformity of metal vs. aqua ... is the finder now metal instead of aqua...and why does aqua look more like max rudberg's "smooth stripes"?
looks pretty sweet. looking forward to seeing all the new features fluffed beyond belief by steve and his spin machine.
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