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    Leopard Is the New Vista, and It’s Ticking Me Off

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    Oliver Rist
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    November 29, 2007
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      Im not sure what ticks me off more about Leoptard (I cant take credit for that nickname-some Brit coined it): the fact that so many of the semi-important changes dont work, the fact that Apple turned a stable OS into a crash-happy glitz fest, or that the annoying, scruffy “Live Free or Die Hard” actor infecting my TV (and our Web site, by the way) is pretending that Leopard is better than Vista.

      Its not better than Vista. Leopard is Vista. And Tiger is better than both of them!

      /zimages/7/28571.gifRead the full story on PCMag.com: Leopard Is the New Vista, and Its Pissing Me Off

      /zimages/7/28571.gifCheck out eWEEK.coms for the latest news, reviews and analysis on Apple in the enterprise.

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      Oliver Rist is the lead analyst for networking and small-business technology at PC Magazine. He began his technology journalism career as a copy editor at PC Magazine in 1992. Since then, he has tumbled down a slippery slope of geek gigs, including technical editor positions at Computer Shopper and InternetWeek as well as almost ten years of freelance technology journalism for publications including InfoWorld, InformationWeek, Network Computing and SD Times, among others. These jobs garnered him vast stores of marginally useful technology trivia, three online writing awards, and a dangerous lack of social graces.In 1997, he co-founded the Advanced Network Computing Lab at the University of Hawaii, which remains one of the largest independent testing facilities in the country. In 1999, he joined The Realm, an online real estate software solutions provider, as Sr. VP of Product Management. And in 2003, he co-founded FB2 Corp., a New York-based software manufacturer and IT consultancy targeting the real estate property-management vertical. Oliver enjoys scuba diving, motorcycling, and wood working.

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