June 2005
Intermediate to advanced
1560 pages
45h 7m
English
When Mac OS X 10.0 (or the “second” public beta, as some referred to it) was released in 2000, how many of us really thought that we'd still be in love with it five years later? As much as I adore Apple and the products it produces, I had my own trepidations as to whether we'd all give up and be living on Windows (or, more realistically, Linux) in 2005.
Thankfully, Mac OS X has been a great success and has generated a steady stream of accolades from enterprise computing publications. Just today (early January 2005), InfoWorld released its “Technology of the Year” awards for 2004, including “Best Operating System: Mac OS X 10.3 Panther” and “Best Server Hardware: Apple Xserve G5.”
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