FENRISULF  Tiger was released in 2005. (I stood in line for mine). It works on my PPC Mac to this day, as Leopard isn't all that "grand" on PPC's (being a dead architecture at this point...) I do not know what Fruux has that requires Leopard, but it most likely is something that the Tiger libraries do not have. Saying that Tiger's obsolete based on the date of Leopard's release is really not how to view it. Leopard is taking the spot from Tiger (faster/slower.. depends) and as Leopard becomes the dominant OS, Tiger loses "cutting edge" support.

Tell the Windows 2000 people about XP's draining of life from their perfectly good OS (and 2000/XP were more similar than Tiger/Leopard are....)

Time marches on... My PPC Mac G5 is 6(?) years old. My G4 is 11. They both work fine and will for many years to come... albeit my G4 runs Panther... I think I'll switch it to PPC linux one day soon. But I don't consider developers supporting Leopard only as "ready to abandon" a user when the "next big OS" comes out. It's not like the current version you may be running suddenly dies on you when the developer releases for 10.7. It's all about perspective.  
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FENRISULF  It's been fixed now. That was a mind-numbingly difficult thing to track down (thankfully it wasn't on my network's end.) I have no trouble streaming my media from my G5 server to my PS3... not even a hiccup. So, try it again...  
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FENRISULF  Google is your friend.... or pay for giganews...  
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FENRISULF  iTunes doesn't (not anymore) let you share your library over the internet. Just a LAN, IIRC.  
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FENRISULF  Yep. This is a blight on the Mac software community. We need to weed this stuff out, because OS X is the best of both open and closed source. Things like this (and MacTheRipper) don't help our cause.  
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