So, I knew I should probably wait, but I installed MacOS X 10.5 Leopard on Friday.

I’ve been trying different “BPM” apps off and on for quite while with little to no results. Either they’ve crashed, or they’re marginally associated with iTunes and expect you to use their interface. Enter Tangerine, by Potion Factory. This slick little app will scan your iTunes library, determine BPM for everything it can, and let you create iTunes playlists based on BPM and beat intensity.

Okay. I’ve had the MacBook for a couple of weeks now, and I think I may finally be getting the hang of it. I did have to break down and purchase an actual computer manual - something I don’t think I’ve ever done. But, the results are worth it and I can now answer the questions I asked in my previous post.

In my Valleyschwag post, I complained that I just needed a MacBook to affix all of my stickery goodness to. Thanks to a good price on some employee stock options and the permission of my wife, I’m writing this on a brand spanking new MacBook.