Well, I wouldn’t presume to say, but this fellow at PC Magazine seems to be less shy about it, and he has a bone to pick with Cupertino’s latest opus. He’s concerned about the stability issues, unnecessary and distracting visual elements, questionable “fixes,” and my personal least favorite thing about Leopard, Time Machine. Don’t get me wrong, I love my Mac, but I fully agree with his points on this shady little update. The one thing I don’t agree with, however, is his penchant for rhetorical questions. Does he really think that adding a question at the end of a paragraph makes it more forceful? Leopard is the New Vista, and It’s Pissing Me Off [Yahoo! News]

Well, I wouldn’t presume to say, but this fellow at PC Magazine seems to be less shy about it, and he has a bone to pick with Cupertino’s latest opus. He’s concerned about the stability issues, unnecessary and distracting visual elements, questionable “fixes,” and my personal least favorite thing about Leopard, Time Machine. Don’t get me wrong, I love my Mac, but I fully agree with his points on this shady little update. The one thing I don’t agree with, however, is his penchant for rhetorical questions. Does he really think that adding a question at the end of a paragraph makes it more forceful? Leopard is the New Vista, and It’s Pissing Me Off [Yahoo! News]