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Yes, and you did sound silly when saying it out loud the official way (OS ten ten ten was a famous one, for Yosemite).
by kergonath 10mo ago
Yes, and you did sound silly when saying it out loud the official way (OS ten ten ten was a famous one, for Yosemite).
- lostlogin 10mo agoI stand corrected. I thought the X(10) was part of the version number, not a prefix that got added.
- MBCook 10mo agoI’m not sure I hear people call MacOS X 10.10 “ten ten ten”. I think I remember them calling it “ten ten” verbally. So you’d say “MacOS ten ten”. At least that’s what I’m used to, it is entirely possible that’s what other people said and you would write it that way. No one wrote “MacOS X.10” or “MacOS X .10” but they would write “MacOS X 10.10”. So yeah it’s all a bit of a mess. There’s a reason people often use the name of the release, like Snow Leopard or Tahoe, instead of the number numbers.