It’s easy to focus on the big stuff in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard — Time Machine, Spaces, Stacks, Cover Flow, the changes to the Desktop’s look-and-feel — but what interests me most about any major OS X update are the little things. These are the enhancements and additions that will increase OS X’s usability and make me more productive long after the hype over the marquee features has died down.
After walking through Apple’s Guided Tour, and the 300-plus New Features page, and playing with the release version for a few days, I’ve come up with a list of 10 lesser-known gems to look for after you’ve installed Leopard
