To use the Mac OS Jaguar on your computer you will need a processor of 400MHz with 128 MB RAM in addition to 2 GB of free storage. Another version (10.2.9) was expected to be released soon, yet Apple dropped the idea and released an entire operating system. They released the last version (10.2.8) for the Jaguar operating system. The last update for Mac OS Jaguar was made by Apple on October 3, 2003. Many new features are added, with general speed enhancements in additions to compatibility with other versions of Unix and the lineup of both graphical and terminal applications is also available. Jaguar was the first Macintosh operating system who supported the Safari browser and was also the last one to be shipped with Internet Explorer as a default browser. The Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar is the successor of Mac OS 10.1 Puma and is succeeded by the Mac OS X 10.3 Panther. It was released with the code name “Jaguar” and it was the first Mac OS X release, who was publicly marketed and advertised using the code name. Whereas, the family pack allows the users to perform five installations in one household. As you have guessed from the name, in a single pack you can install the operating system for only one computer. There was a single-computer pack and a family pack. The Mac OS X 10.2 was released on August 23, 2002, in two different packages. Apple started the Mac OS X series with the release of Mac OS Cheetah in 2001.

Mac OS X 10.2 is the third major release of the Mac OS X family.

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