Snow Leopard - Are you upgrading?

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So with Snow Leopard out Friday and the upgrade cost from Leopard to Snow Leopard being £25 are you going to upgrade?

 

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Wow with that last option on the poll I figured Zeb started this thread ;)

yup I'll be upgrading, why wouldnt I for $29?

 

Mac - don't you use that with an umbrella ?

 

no plans to upgrade at present. I think that my little 1 generation MacBook runs just fine as it is.

I may however have to upgrade the work Mac's though.

 

Nope had just been reading the Reg

 

I'll be upgrading my Macbook, but not for a while. Leopard suits me fine for the moment, and performance is great as it is. That said, £25 is nearly nothing, and it might even fix the wireless flakiness.

The work Macs - I have no idea, as there is a Mac server to consider as well, and its not my decision.

Maria

 

That's a really cheap upgrade.... if I had a mac, I'd do it for sure!

 

I won't be upgrading on day 1, but I'll be upgrading very soon.

 

Im currently running leopard so dont think there are any major upgrades between the two, so i wont be bothering.

 

I upgraded about a week ago. Overall, the upgrade process went smoothly.

 

I'd be tempted to buy it, if I could install onto vmware. Whilst there appears to be various articles detailing how (incidentally, how do I tell if my CPU has PAE?), apparently its not legal?

 

Its against the EULA, the license is granted for one install on Apple hardware.

 

yep, thats what I read too. what a bunch of gits. seems like a ripe opportunity for them to try and convert the windows market, just by allowing it on windows hosts.

 

its their thing, it "allows them to delvier the best OS X experiance" or something like that.

 

I run it on a few non apple boxes
not got it working in VMWare yet though