Mac OS X It's only been one week since Steve Jobs showed off some of Leopard's features, but already it's being reported that a beta copy of Leopard given to developers at WWDC may have been leaked to BitTorent and possibly other file-sharing networks. "[Apple] is likely to take a very dim view at the leaks. A similar incident last year saw Mac OS X 10.4 released without authority online. Apple tracked down and litigated against the developers responsible for the leak." Suppposedly Leopard has also shown up on certain FTP sites, and various blogs have begun discussing unannounced features.
MacSlash | Leopard Already Leaked
It's a technology preview not a full blown copy of Leopard. So what does it matter if it gets into the hands of non developers?
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Monday, August 14, 2006 at 11:27PM
Reader Comments (2)
Redmond, start your DVD burners!
A friend of mine has downloaded an installed a copy. Looks like the genuine article!