appleinsider.com - 2/10/2009
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Apple's expanded support for ZFS will premiere in Snow Leopard Server before trickling down to the desktop version, according to sources familiar with the company's plans.
news.cnet.com - 2/12/2009
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news.cnet.com —
Apple is preparing to allow iTunes customers to
stream video from the company's servers to any Web-enabled...
device, according to a film industry source. The source declined to provide details but did confirm a report published Wednesday by the ...
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Report: Apple to stream video to iTunes users
technologizer.com - 2/10/2009
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technologizer.com —
There are many unique things about Apple, Inc.
And one of the oddest of all is the...
degree to which straightforward reporting about the company’s activities has been drowned out in recent years by a surging sea of rumor, speculation, ...
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A Consumer’s Guide to Apple Rumors
support.apple.com - 2/12/2009
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Apple to debut ZFS first in Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server
MacDailyNews —
... reports. "In Snow Leopard Server, sources familiar with the new software say Apple will not only include the latest build of ZFS for Mac OS X but will also expose ZFS features within the graphical Disk Utility, making it easier to set up ZFS storage pools and file systems without resorting to command line utilities. The Finder also needs to be made fully ZFS savvy, as does any other software that makes assumptions about the underlying file system," McLean reports. Full article here .
10.6 to leave ZFS to servers, make printer drivers on demand
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As we march toward the expected summer release of the next version of Mac OS X—cleverly named Snow Leopard—details continue to emerge. AppleInsider is reporting that Apple will fully support ZFS filesystems, but only in Mac OS X Server . Also, Snow Leopard will ...
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