Steve Jobs on Mac OS X & Software
Jobs presented Mac OS X and related software as something Apple should simplify, package clearly, and ship in a single complete version. Across these recordings, he argues against product fragmentation and design compromises, while treating software features like Remote Disk and Time Machine as part of a coherent system.
“Seriously, we have just one version of Leopard.”
“It's got everything in it, and it costs $129.”
“We don't think most users are going to miss the optical drive.”
