Como actualizar mac os x 10.5.8 a lion
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The alternatives in the App Store are nowhere near as good as what you have been using, and are often more expensive, and less flexible. I hate to say it because I do love Apple and most of its apps, this one is not the browser to have if you want to have a choice of what YOU want to do on your Mac. FireFox is a far better alternative. In reply to: Can I upgrade os x As long as your computer is capable. Sure about that?
A quick perusal of Apple's website shows Maybe you were thinking of Most will not be able to up grade because there unit will not work with the new The processor is not compatible with upgrades. They do not tell you up front only after you buy the up grade and it will not work do they tell you. Shame on Apple. To be fair, and I'll preface this quickly by stating that I think you do have a valid point, the system requirements for Lion are pretty widely available, so really is it Apple's fault that you didn't take minutes to track this information down first?
That being said, it would be fairly trivial for them to add a check of your system specs into the app store, that would pop up a message saying your system does not meet the requirements for Lion. Thus preventing a lot of erroneous purchases, like I suspect is driving your post.
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They could even roll this out across all apps in the app store, where the app store program simply parses the system requirements provided by the developers, checks that against the specs of your system, and then when your system doesn't make the cut, a message pops up saying as much. It would be a fairly trivial feature to add, the hardest part would be getting existing apps without much in the way of system requirements to have system requirements added.
There are various ways of contending with that situation as well. So one does have to kind of wonder why this feature seems conspicuously absent from every app store-like program. The only exception I can think of is the Mozilla extension library, which manages to automatically disable the downloading of extensions that would not work with your browser version. If Mozilla can do it, then surely Apple can as well.
To be fair.
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If your version of iOS does not match the requirements, it will not download it. Not sure it is on everything but certainly on the few things that I have tried to download for my original iPhone P. Like said, it MAY work, but it may also not work. Apple's upgrade system is really only designed to work with the previous version, so when you try and upgrade from two or more versions back, the results are unpredictable.
Sometimes it works without a hitch, sometimes it just makes a mess of things. Now, one minor detail, since you're running an OS version which leaves at least some degree of ambiguity. For You don't give any details on the system you're using, so if you go to the Apple icon in the menu bar, select About This Mac, and you don't see Core 2 Duo or Xeon next to where it says Processor, then Like said.
The safest route would be to buy a retail copy of Then you want to download the After which you could use the app store to download Or you could just stick with The safest route. Hope That Helps. Snow Leopard Required.
Not necessarily. Someone could presumably go to another machine, one with the App Store on it, log in with their iTunes account info, buy, download, and BURN a copy of the Lion installer to a DVD, then take it back home and use that to install. All perfectly legal, if a bit unlikely and convoluted.