10.0, 10.1, And 10.2

What's the interface difference between Mac OS X 10.0, 10.1, and 10.2?

#81056

their features (filevault, expose,...) and gui

and you forgot 10.3

#81059

Also the big updates, SECURITY. Lots more security in Panther.

#81065

interface difference... I think he means like the look of it... like Aqua...

Josh

#81066

If someone beats me, curse you and my slow ass Dial-up!!

Major changes in the GUI. Flatter graphics (buttons, tabs , etc...) and stripes are toned down as it progresses. Also, in Panther, the tabs are more of buttons rather than tabs sticking out.

#81068

Panther is a major visual improment. Thanks to the resolution on my monitor the stripes are almost invisible. Which is nice, because they were really bothering my eyes.

#81098

Panther is 10.3

He is asking about 10.0/10.1 and 10.2

History of OS X can be found here.

#81105

we know. i just assumed he meant all OS X's

#81112

Originally posted by GameBoyzGB@Nov 20 2003, 09:58 PM

Panther is 10.3

He is asking about 10.0/10.1 and 10.2

History of OS X can be found here.

Who cares about those ancient things *L*

#81124

I was thinking about asking that, but in a more, nicer way.

#81126

Its cool to see the GUI improvements...

#81176

I find it amazing that people who don't own Macs try to answer questions about Macs.

It's no wonder lots of people get confused.

#81233

Another good source is Ars Technica's reviews of the evolution of Mac OS X. They've done in depth reviews of all iterations of X, even early betas, and it's by far the best way of seeing the evolution of X.

Look at the history here.

#81264

OMG Thank you 4 clarifying, GameBoyzGB. And thx 4 the resources.

#81430