This really bothers you? You're really reaching. There has to be something better you can do with your time than complain about a codename being used 15 years ago.
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Pink. Huh. The code name that AIM (Apple, IBM, and Motorola) had for the upgrade to MacOS in the mid-90s that went nowhere.
Go figure. They can't even think of original code names 15 years later.
@Leicaman
This really bothers you? You're really reaching. There has to be something better you can do with your time than complain about a codename being used 15 years ago.
@Leicaman
I agree.
Also...
Chicago
= System font for original Mac (1984).
= Codename for Windows 95.
Harmony
= Mac OS 7.6 (1997).
= Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004.
Rosetta
= Handwriting recognition for Newton PDA.
= SQL Server Reporting Services (2004)
Quartz
= Graphics layer for Mac OS X.
= Expression Web (2006).
Darwin
= Macintosh Quadra 900 (1991).
= Windows Installer (v1 in Office 2000).
Tsunami
= Power Macintosh 9500 (1995).
= Microsoft CRM.
Aurora
= Macintosh IIcx (1989)
= Windows Media Player for Vista.
Doesn't bother me.
It just shows another aspect of Microsoft's lack of imagination and 'culture of copying'.
Am waiting for the Microsoft codename of 'Snow Leopard'.
@Sparky
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