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Mac OS X Leopard Screenshots

Wired posted and then removed screenshots (Google cache) from the WWDC Developer's Build of Mac OS X Leopard.

Installation of the Leopard went smoothly on their Quad-Core Xeon Mac Pro, and their first impressions were solid:

Leopard already looks very sleek -- the reflective dock, translucent menu bar and deeper drop shadows behind active windows give the desktop more space-aged gloss. Animated behaviors like Stacks, Spaces and Cover Flow in the Finder rendered super-smoothly on our fast test system. There are new screen savers, updated remote desktop management settings and some of the core applications (Mail, Safari, iCal, etc.) have been redesigned.


The screenshots that were removed depicted iCal, Screen Sharing, and the new Screen Savers.

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61 months ago
I want the pictures
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61 months ago
Looks nice. Leopard is going to be fun. :) Can't wait.
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61 months ago
:)
I am definitely getting one as soon as it is released Did I say pirated? :D
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61 months ago
Seems strange that the png files in the 'stack' all have generic icons. I hope that's not a sign of things to come. I still can't see the point of the transparent menu bar. Oh well, roll on October ;)
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61 months ago
Awesome. Wonder how Leopard runs on the soon-to-be-released iMacs? We just need a screenie of one of the iMacs now. ;)
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61 months ago
The menu bar looks harder to read then in the keynote. Is it more transparent? I really hope that the transparency can be turned off.
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61 months ago

The menu bar looks harder to read then in the keynote. Is it more transparent? I really hope that the transparency can be turned off.


Why don't you like the new menu bar? I think it's better for the eyes, the eyes won't get so much eye strain.
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61 months ago
Now I wanna see iWork.Wonder if keynote will be improved and have the look of leopard.
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61 months ago
The screenshots of iCal reveal that the new "button font" has changed from Lucida Grande to Myriad Pro. Which is a pretty big deal. Strangely enough, the menubar is still Lucida.
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61 months ago
I'm really excited about Leopard. The feature set seems more evolutionary than revolutionary, but the new Finder looks amazing! If I can get around the system as fast as I can iTunes then my productivity will go thru the roof!
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