GUI: Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard

Released in 2007, Leopard brought a refreshed look to the OS X interface. A new 3D dock and transparent title bar, along with a redesigned Finder. This was the last version of OS X to support PowerPC Macs.

Install:

First Run:

On first run after a fresh install, a Finder window is open to the user's home folder

Empty Desktop:

Desktop with Applications:

TextEdit:

Calculator:

Calendar:

Address Book:

Media Player (Quick Time 7.2.1):

Media Player (iTunes 7):

Volume:

Browser (Safari 3):

Mail:

System Preferences:

Appearance:

Desktop:

Screensaver:

Display:

Keyboard:

Mouse:

Date and Time:

International:

Accessibility:

Power Management:

Application Manager (Dock):

A blue light under an icon indicates a running program. The right side of the dock is for pinned documents and folders, as well as minimized windows. Leopard introduces a feature called "stacks" which allows the contents of pinned folders to be viewed in a small popup window.

File Manager:

Activity Monitor:

Help:

Search:

Trash:

Terminal:

Boot Screen:

Login Screen:

Logout Prompt:

Shutdown Prompt:

Restart Prompt:

Shutdown:

About This Mac:

About Application:

Font Selection:

Open File:

Color Selector: