Not in a reasonable amount of time, it seems.
Holy shit, the OS X 10.5 (aka Leopard) install takes almost an hour and a half!?
WTF?!
Just for kicks, I ran the upgrade when I got the disc, and that took a whole twenty minutes to go from a patched to current 10.4.x. A clean install is always for the better, so I booted off the DVD, formatted the drive (Journaled, Case Sensitive.), and let it start.
At least Xcode is on the DVD. Grabbing a ~1GB ISO from Apple's website is not remotely my idea of fun.
And I thought Vista took forever to install.
Holy shit, the OS X 10.5 (aka Leopard) install takes almost an hour and a half!?
WTF?!
Just for kicks, I ran the upgrade when I got the disc, and that took a whole twenty minutes to go from a patched to current 10.4.x. A clean install is always for the better, so I booted off the DVD, formatted the drive (Journaled, Case Sensitive.), and let it start.
At least Xcode is on the DVD. Grabbing a ~1GB ISO from Apple's website is not remotely my idea of fun.
And I thought Vista took forever to install.
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A clean install on my old machine (a two-ish year old iBook) took maybe an hour, and an archive and install on my main machine (rev. A Macbook Pro) took about 45 minutes.
I think the majority of the time is spent "checking the DVD for consistency" or whatever.
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If you really are worried, there's no pressing need to upgrade today. Tiger is still being actively maintained for now.
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Leopard would make it easier for you to provide support by using the screen-sharing.
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Thanks to both of you for the comments.