But now it’s the amount of memory in my our mac - boy does it fly!!!! Â

If you like Quickview in Leopard (and I do) then you may want to checkout this

Or should I say there is a hole in my firewall……

I just discovered that the firewall in Mac OS X 10,5 (aka Leopard) is by default set to allow all incoming connections. I noticed this yesterday and it was confirmed by this article on the BBC website.

WOW!!!

Apple sells 2 million copies of Leopard since Friday

So I’m sat on the sofa watching QI on TV, it’s just gone 2230 and there is a knock at the door. Kind of late for somebody to be popping round - I half expected it to be Nikki but it wasn’t.It was TNT delivering our new cat - Leopard is here!!!

The question is now, do I (A) Open it and install it (B) Get up early and backup the Macs, then do the install one by one or (C) Read up on how other people are upgrading before doing anything. Hmmmm…………let me see.

Somewhere in the TNT parcel system is my our copy of Leopard………..they are going to deliver it tomorrow and guess what, I’m we’re not going to be in. I have just spoken to a nice woman at TNT who tells me they aren’t allowed to deliver it anywhere else or leave it without a signature. So I’m we’re going to have to wait until Saturday morning, when I’m told they will try and redeliver it. Typical isn’t it!!!!

UPDATE: It was pointed out that it’s OUR copy of Leopard and not just mine