the first number is family (all current unix-based apple OSes (OSX) are 10.x.x)
the second numbers are major releases
and the last number is minor releases , similar to service packs for windows
the first number is family (all current unix-based apple OSes (OSX) are 10.x.x)
the second numbers are major releases
and the last number is minor releases , similar to service packs for windows
Thats not needed info as they hardly sell panther or tiger anymore
Adam 60. What is your mac computer.
If it's a 867MHz G4 or more with 512MB or more with the ability to play DVDs you can upgrade to latest leopard. If you have the processor upgrade the ram to 512mb or even 1gb. If your on G3 you will need tiger which is not sold anymore