Puma

E802059

Puma is the codename for Mac OS X 10.1, an early version of Apple’s Mac operating system that improved performance and usability over the initial Mac OS X release.

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Puma canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mac OS X release
operating system
basedOnKernel XNU
codename Puma
codenameTheme big cats
developer Apple Inc.
developerCompanyCountry United States
feature DVD playback support on more Macs
better CD and DVD burning support
better Classic environment performance
enhanced printer support
faster application launching
faster window resizing
improved 3D graphics performance
improved AppleScript support
improved menu performance
refinements to Dock behavior
refinements to Finder
improvedOver Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah
includedComponent Dock
Finder
Internet Explorer for Mac
linked to: Internet Explorer

Mail
Preview
QuickTime
Terminal
kernelType hybrid kernel
license proprietary software
marketingPosition major update to initial Mac OS X release
notableImprovement application responsiveness
performance
system stability
usability
partOfFamily Mac OS X
linked to: macOS
platform PowerPC
predecessor Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah
sourceModel closed source with open-source components
successor Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar
supportedPlatform PowerPC-based Macintosh computers
supports Carbon applications
Classic Mac OS applications via Classic environment
Cocoa applications
supportsMemory protected memory
supportsMultitasking preemptive multitasking
targetedHardware PowerPC G3
PowerPC G4
early PowerPC G5-compatible groundwork
userInterface Aqua
versionNumber 10.1

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Mac OS X 10.1 hasCodename Puma
subject linked to: Cheetah
Mac OS X 10.1 Puma codename Puma
subject linked to: Puma