Kerry Bailey wrote:
I didn't start the sarcasm. It just seems to be a common theme on these boards, especially when there's even a hint of someone who is
GASP displeased with an Apple product.
Actually, yes, you did. As you so helpfully pointed out, what I posted was already covered, meaning you got your answer. While the poster you responded to may have been making light of the situation, you felt it necessary to escalate it and be a smarta$$ to put
him in his place. Good job.
And I should "find this stuff out for myself"? What are we all doing here then?? Isn't this forum for exchanging information & ideas?? You know, thats kind of what forums are usually for.
Yes, you should. There is a search function on these forums. Your question of downgrading to an earlier OS is in no way novel or earth shattering. And it doesn't matter that your question is about a Macbook Air; the general concept and restrictions apply to any recent Macintosh.
And maybe you can afford to blow some money on a MBA to test these things out, but I cant, so I was wondering if anyone here has even tried it. And no, genius. The magical Google doesn't have any answers to this question, thanks for the tip.
Why would I blow money on an MBA to test something you're interested in? Don't need an MBA, nor do I even want one. Now you're telling us you don't have the machine is question -- You don't even
have an MBA, yet you're already assuming it won't run Leopard to your satisfaction? Give me a break.
And yes, there are potential solutions on Google. Just because it doesn't explicitly apply to the MBA doesn't mean you can't learn anything from them.
BTW, everything you went over has already been discussed, so why even chime in?? Oh, thats right, to put me in my place. Good job.
LOL....
