In a message dated 9/2/02 11:44:09 AM, ggaslp@... writes: > > Mine is running under 10.1.5. > > Aron > > Yeah, but it won't run under 10.04 which is what came with my computer less > than a year ago.  I'm not going to plunk down my $129 until my audio > interface and all my VST plugs work. > Yes, but isn't 10.0--->10.1.5 a free upgrade? -Marshall

On Monday, September 2, 2002, at 01:10 PM, marzzz@... wrote: > In a message dated 9/2/02 11:44:09 AM, ggaslp@... writes: > >>> Mine is running under 10.1.5. >>> Aron >> >> Yeah, but it won't run under 10.04 which is what came with my >> computer less >> than a year ago.  I'm not going to plunk down my $129 until my audio >> interface and all my VST plugs work. >> > Yes, but isn't 10.0--->10.1.5 a free upgrade? > > -Marshall actually, not. They seem to have a 10.x upgrade program, whereas 10.x.y are free. -otto ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------- Otto Gygax - Audio, Computer, Networking Engineering / Percussion otto@... / Philomath, Oregon

> From: marzzz@... > > ggaslp@... writes: > >>> Mine is running under 10.1.5. >>> Aron >> >> Yeah, but it won't run under 10.04 which is what came with my computer less >> than a year ago.  I'm not going to plunk down my $129 until my audio >> interface and all my VST plugs work. >> > Yes, but isn't 10.0--->10.1.5 a free upgrade? > > -Marshall I couldn't find any such upgrade. You can upgrade to 10.0.4, and then the next upgrade is from 10.1 to 10.1.1. I couldn't find anything to go from 10.0xxx to 10.1. I'll keep looking though. Even though I'm not ready to switch yet, it would be fun to check it out. Gregory

>I couldn't find any such upgrade. You can upgrade to 10.0.4, and then the >next upgrade is from 10.1 to 10.1.1. I couldn't find anything to go from >10.0xxx to 10.1. I'll keep looking though. Even though I'm not ready to >switch yet, it would be fun to check it out. > >Gregory I believe 10.1 was initially a free upgrade if you stopped by an Apple Store to pick up a CD, or via a $19.95 'shipping & handling' charge for a mailorder upgrade. Not sure if that's still the case. Joe

--- In logic-users@y..., Gregory Anderson <ggaslp@p...> wrote: > I couldn't find any such upgrade. You can upgrade to 10.0.4, > and then the next upgrade is from 10.1 to 10.1.1. I couldn't > find anything to go from 10.0xxx to 10.1. I'll keep looking > though. Even though I'm not ready to switch yet, it would be > fun to check it out. The 10.1 upgrade was only issued on CD - available free from some Mac Dealers on production of your 10.0 proof of ownership coupon. It was also available for $19.99 (shipping & handling) from Apple. Mac OS X 10.1: Chart of Available Software Updates on Apples site now redirects to the 10.2 Jaguar page if you click on information. I suggest you try your local Apple dealer - at the time of the 10.1 release I seem to remember that some dealers were burning copies on production of the coupon to meet demand. If you are serious about OS X then I'd go for 10.2. It performs substantially better than 10.1.5 and starting now it is likely to become the pre-requisite for most software. Credit to Emagic for releasing a version that runs on 10.1.5 Stuart.

Hi there, On Tuesday, September 3, 2002, at 08:10 AM, Gregory Anderson wrote: >> From: marzzz@... >> >> ggaslp@... writes: >> >>>> Mine is running under 10.1.5. >>>> Aron >>> >>> Yeah, but it won't run under 10.04 which is what came with my >>> computer less >>> than a year ago.  I'm not going to plunk down my $129 until my audio >>> interface and all my VST plugs work. >>> >> Yes, but isn't 10.0--->10.1.5 a free upgrade? >> >> -Marshall > > I couldn't find any such upgrade. You can upgrade to 10.0.4, and then > the > next upgrade is from 10.1 to 10.1.1. I think you have to order the CD. I'm not certain if it's still available... with regards, -- Lachlan Deck ldeck@...

On Monday, September 2, 2002, at 09:26 PM, Lachlan Deck wrote: > Hi there, > > On Tuesday, September 3, 2002, at 08:10 AM, Gregory Anderson wrote: > >>> From: marzzz@... >>> >>> ggaslp@... writes: >>> >>>>> Mine is running under 10.1.5. >>>>> Aron >>>> >>>> Yeah, but it won't run under 10.04 which is what came with my >>>> computer less >>>> than a year ago.  I'm not going to plunk down my $129 until my audio >>>> interface and all my VST plugs work. >>>> >>> Yes, but isn't 10.0--->10.1.5 a free upgrade? >>> >>> -Marshall >> >> I couldn't find any such upgrade. You can upgrade to 10.0.4, and then >> the >> next upgrade is from 10.1 to 10.1.1. > > I think you have to order the CD. I'm not certain if it's still > available... Though that cd was distributed more or less for free by apple. You could order it for shipping and handling, but all the apple distributers around here (NYC) just burned copies of it on request. Apple, for once, wasn't too strict about it because it required an existing installation of OS X to install. See if you can't find a disk or two at a dealer around you. If not, mail me privately, and I'll see if I can hook you up with a provider here.