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KernelPanic

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WWDC 2005 Coverage
« on: 6 June 2005, 18:56 »
There's no coverage here at fuckmicrosoft.com.

But, check out #macrumors on server irc4.tecknohost.com

You have 5 minutes...
Contains scenes of mild peril.

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Re: WWDC 2005 Coverage
« Reply #1 on: 6 June 2005, 19:38 »
I'm connected but the person doesn't seem to be saying anything.
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Re: WWDC 2005 Coverage
« Reply #2 on: 6 June 2005, 19:43 »
The server died at like 1:38 PM.

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Re: WWDC 2005 Coverage
« Reply #3 on: 6 June 2005, 20:09 »
Well, here is the full coverage I got using Colloquy. Basically, the next version of Mac OS X will be called Leopard, iPod sales are doing good, and oh yeah.... Apple is switching to Intel!

[12:35pm] Knox: Welcome to MacRumors.com's coverage of the WWDC 2005 Keynote
[12:36pm] Knox: live coverage of the keynote will be posted in this channel, if you wish to discuss the keynote as it happens please join #macrumorschat - (instructions for the web IRC client are at the bottom of the page)
[12:43pm] MacRumors: Doors to hall are open
[12:43pm] MacRumors: People beginning to take seats
[12:46pm] MacRumors: testing 1234
[12:49pm] MacRumors: Live coverage of the WWDC 2005 Keynote will be available here.  The Keynote is due to start in 10 minutes
[12:59pm] MacRumors: *music playing*
[1:05pm] MacRumors: Steve takes the stage
[1:12pm] MacRumors: steve wearing all black
[1:12pm] MacRumors: steve wearing all black
[1:12pm] MacRumors: 109 stores worldwide
[1:14pm] MacRumors: $1/2 billion products moved
[1:14pm] MacRumors: 109 stores worldwide
[1:14pm] MacRumors: retail group trying to find best interface for stores
[1:15pm] MacRumors: best buying experience in the world
[1:15pm] MacRumors: update on iPod
[1:15pm] MacRumors: last quarter - sold 16 million ipods, reflected in market share - overall 76% among ALL players
[1:15pm] MacRumors: recently had 430 million songs downloaded - marketshare going up
[1:22pm] MacRumors: makes podcasting mainstream for everyone
[1:23pm] MacRumors: one more way iPod/iTunes at the forefront of digital music revolution
[1:23pm] MacRumors: mentions spotlight, dashboard, h.264
[1:23pm] MacRumors: over a billion copies of quicktime downloaded
[1:23pm] MacRumors: quicktime 7.0 for windows available later today
[1:24pm] MacRumors: this week - will deliver the 2 millionth copy of OS X Tiger
[1:24pm] MacRumors: over 400 dashboard widgets
[1:24pm] MacRumors: shows Apple stories in RSS feed
[1:24pm] MacRumors: most say intel rumors
[1:25pm] MacRumors: 5 major versions of OS X
[1:26pm] MacRumors: next release will be called Leopard
[1:36pm] Knox: test
[1:47pm] MacRumors: Sorry about the problems, we are working as fast as we can to bring you updates
[1:47pm] MacRumors: Coverage will resume shortly
[1:52pm] MacRumors: test
[1:54pm] MacRumors: test
[1:54pm] MacRumors: working with intel for a few months - deeper in discussions than ever before
[1:54pm] MacRumors: kinda like us
[1:54pm] MacRumors: passionate about product
[1:55pm] MacRumors: engineers have a lot in common - productive relationships
[1:55pm] MacRumors: been great - introduce Pres/CEO of Intel
[1:55pm] MacRumors: *sorry about technical difficulties before - things seem sorted out now
[1:55pm] MacRumors: went out of way to give steve a big hug when crossing stage
[1:56pm] MacRumors: Catch up - Moving to Intel processors from PowerPC.  Why the transition - want the best computers for end users and we haven't been able to deliver what we wanted.  PPC products still to come, future roadmap 2006 and beyond - intel roadmap is exceptional
[1:56pm] MacRumors: try and explain how we got here today
[1:56pm] MacRumors: Catch up - transition isn't going to be overnight, this time next year plan is to ship macs with intel processors, complete transition by end of 2006.
[1:56pm] MacRumors: \"The Silicon Valley Story\"
[1:56pm] MacRumors: Intel founded in 1968 by coinventor of integrated circuit
[1:56pm] MacRumors: invented first microprocessor
[1:57pm] MacRumors: picture of him and steve having dinner together long time ago
[1:57pm] MacRumors: Catch up - two major challenges - making OS X think on intel procs.  Every release of OS has been compiled for intel x86 for the last 5 years - cross platform by design.  All demos up to this point have been done on an intel proc.
[1:57pm] MacRumors: connections of intel/apple happened about the same time
[1:57pm] MacRumors: didn't quite work out the way Intel had hoped
[1:58pm] MacRumors: microprocessor business kept humming along for quite some time
[1:58pm] MacRumors: 1993 - 2 events happend
[1:58pm] MacRumors: switch to 604, and introduction of the Pentium
[1:58pm] MacRumors: Catch up - not done yet, will put in dev hands soon.  How to make it work with your apps - separate code, xcode will compile for all, cocoa with minor tweeks and a recompile will work without a hitch - can be ready in a few days.  Carbon will still take a few weeks to recompile but xcode makes things faster.  Xcode 2.1 released, builds universal
[1:58pm] MacRumors: binary (one binary works on both PPC and intel)
[1:58pm] MacRumors: showing commercial from 1993
[1:59pm] MacRumors: toasting the pentium chip commercial
[1:59pm] MacRumors: G3
[1:59pm] MacRumors: "burn baby burn"
[1:59pm] MacRumors: not so subtle message that the pentium needed to run cooler
[2:00pm] MacRumors: so happy the world's most innovative computer company and world's most innovative chip company have finally teamed up
[2:00pm] MacRumors: Catch up - not every app will be easy to convert, so translate PowerPC code inline into tel - dynamic binary translator.  Photoshop plugins for PPC binary translate without a hitch.  Developer transition kit - 3.64Ghz P4, for select and premier developers only $999.
[2:01pm] MacRumors: brings together skills and opportunities of two great companies
[2:01pm] MacRumors: play on respective strengths
[2:01pm] MacRumors: Apple legendary in innovation of OS & Hardware design
[2:01pm] MacRumors: Intel - legendary in delivering great processors - relentless persuit of better processors
[2:01pm] MacRumors: "together at last"
[2:01pm] MacRumors: important story with a very happy ending
[2:02pm] MacRumors: great time to start building for the future
[2:02pm] MacRumors: "we know transitions"
[2:02pm] MacRumors: will continue with 3rd transition - will make best machines we know how to make
[2:02pm] MacRumors: will not happen overnight
[2:02pm] MacRumors: lots of great power pc products in pipeline
[2:02pm] MacRumors: intel-based macs in marketplace next year
[2:02pm] MacRumors: lot of work ahead
[2:03pm] MacRumors: OS X runs fantastically on Intel processors
[2:03pm] MacRumors: fairly far along already
[2:03pm] MacRumors: create universal binaries
[2:03pm] MacRumors: talking about different venues at conference
[2:04pm] MacRumors: 500 apple engineers on-site
[2:04pm] MacRumors: many will be shipping universal binaries by this time next year
[2:04pm] MacRumors: more than even hardware innovations, the core of the mac is the operating system
[2:04pm] MacRumors: that\'s not changing.
[2:05pm] MacRumors: That\'s it
[2:05pm] MacRumors: keynote over

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Re: WWDC 2005 Coverage
« Reply #4 on: 6 June 2005, 20:23 »
Mixed emotions.  I don't know how to feel.  I see no incentive to go Intel -- at all.

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Re: WWDC 2005 Coverage
« Reply #6 on: 6 June 2005, 23:57 »
I would be more than willing to bet that they are doing it to gain x86 marketshare from right out under Microsofts feet. I think some of you may have missed the fact that it is going to run on the same PC's as longhorn. You won't even have to buy an Macintosh anymore. If there is EVER a defining moment in history where you can be sure Microsoft is plummiting to second widest userbase, the time is now. Most inexperinced computer users dream of owning an easy to use apple, now it is theres for the taking. Apple, if you are reading this, you may now take down Microsoft once and for all, start giving the cds out free. This is your chance to change the world apple, go for it!!
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Re: WWDC 2005 Coverage
« Reply #7 on: 6 June 2005, 23:59 »
Behold! The return of Fat binaries!
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Re: WWDC 2005 Coverage
« Reply #8 on: 7 June 2005, 00:33 »
The video is online now.
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Re: WWDC 2005 Coverage
« Reply #9 on: 7 June 2005, 00:49 »
Eh, OS X is not going to run on ordinary x86 hardware.  Why do you think they're sending out development machines as opposed to CDs and a list of what hardware is supported?  The machines are supposedly welded shut.