Mac OS X 10.0 was released in March 2001. It was the first "major" version of macOS and the successor to Mac OS X Public. BetaMac OS X 10.0 represented a radical departure from the classic Mac OS and was the long-awaited answer to the next-generation "Macintosh" operating system. It was built on new code, completely different from Mac OS 9 and all previous operating systems. Applu, and had a new Unix-like kernel that featured a new memory management system. Like its predecessor, it was blessed with the feature Dock (used to launch applications and switch between running applications), the Sherlock desktop and web search engine or support for the OpenGL graphics API, as well as "classic" programs such as TextEdit, Mail, Terminal whether Preview. Support for the system ended at the end of 2006.
Technical Specifications
| Performance date | 24. March 2001 |
