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What is OSX?
2hollis collective/squad/clique/gang/etc/etc etc. init, not the mac
osx song form the osx pafge prod. 2hollis + alongside/druidcircleainsighsare
OSX - meme gif
OSX - video
OSX - what is it?
When you are browsing online stores using Apple's OSX, but not buying anything. In contrast to in the real world or when using a PC you (most likely) are window-shopping.
Are you going to buy anything?
No I'm just OSX-shopping.
What does "OSX" mean?
Similar to "generation next" this phrase always refers to the next version of Apple's OSX operating system.
q: Have they fixed the memory leak in Safari yet?
a: Not yet, but I heard it will be fixed in OSX Pussy.
OSX - what does it mean?
An operating system that runs on the same hardware as Windows.
This OSX software is slick, but we still have to use the same languages to code it, and it's just as slow as Windows, because it's on the same computer architexture that's been in use since hte 80s.
OSX - meaning
I VERY simple OS for... *learners*. It shows off with a smooth UI (User Interface (For you Mac users, that means the look and feel of the OS (Operating System (For you Mac users that is the actual Mac software)))) so that Mac users with their... simpler minds can understand and work with. A windows PC might confuse them with such things as ".exe" or "Start."
osx = Windows user is to psychiatrist as Mac user is to mental patient.
OSX - definition
An OS based on UNIX. OSX users are known to be very fucked up and are usually against Windows. They think OSX is the world and that it rocks their socks when it really sucks their socks! They basically like the eye candy and think Apple (the company name is stolen from the name of a fruit).. OSX users think they are l33t but they are really n00bs who are quite lazy.
Steve Jobs: Do you know what OSX has amazing GUI.
Billy: Yeah right, you can't even maximize the fucking window.
OSX - slang
A 64 bit Operating System created by Apple Computer Inc. to accompany their computers. OS X runs on the Mach 3.0 microkernel. It also features FreeBSD services (daemons), tight hardware integration, and SMP-safe drivers. The most notable features in Apple OS X are Spotlight, Dashboard, and Exposé. Spotlight is an advanced intra-computer metadata search engine, which allows a user to search any file on the computers hard drive with no noticeable delay. It also searches words within documents, PDF files, and has many downloadable plugins that make third party programs compatible with spotlight. Dashboard features "widgets", or layer based mini-applications built on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript platforms. Activating the dashboard is as simple as pressing F12. Exposé is a way of managing one's desktop inside OS X. Exposé is activated by pressing either F9, F10, or F11. When F9 is pressed, all open windows instantly scale down into a tile pattern in order for the user to see all of them, allowing the user to pick the window he or she wants to switch to. When F10 is pressed, all open windows in the application that the user is using will scale down in order for he or she to pick the one that they want within that application. When F11 is pressed, all open windows scatter to the edge of the screen, revealing the desktop. The current version of OS X available is 10.4, codenamed Tiger. The next version of OS X, 10.5, is scheduled to come out in early 2007, possibly competing with the up and coming Windows Vista.
OMFG BBW OSX is teh shit!
OSX
An OS (operating system) created by Apple Computers that rocks your face off beyond belief. It is very user friendly.
Mac User-My OSX can outrun your Windows XP with style.
Windows Pansy, I mean, User-*whimper*
OSX
An operating system made by Apple.
It uses Unix(FreeBSD)as it's underpings.
Mac OSX is known for it's interface called Aqua which is runned on Coacoa engine.
"I think OSX is better than Windows XP any damn day!"
OSX
A common misspelling applied to Apple's Mach-based operating system.
Compare Mac OS X, OS X.
Mac OS X-specific web searchs are tedious with the variation of spellings in the wild, such as: "OSX", "OS/X", "MacOSX", and "OS10".