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Both the Mini and MacBook have been running Snow Leopard since its release date and without much trouble. I held out upgrading the iMac simply because I wanted to be sure that all my peripherals and software products would work. A good thing, too. After upgrading to Snow Leopard on the MacBook, I discovered that support for the excellent Fujitsu ScanSnap S300M was lacking. Nothing too serious, but the scan to folder functionality is exactly what I want to use and I had no intention of working around the current software release’s inability to do just that under Snow Leopard. The partial fix provided by Fujitsu is simply another workaround and is not able to match the functionality as it’s intended to exist.

Long story short: after waiting for an update on when the new driver and software bundle would be ready to support Snow Leopard, Fujitsu has finally indicated that the end of November has been targeted. That’s great news…

I’ll try the update on the MacBook first and then move to Snow Leopard on the iMac once I’m satisfied that the update solves the issue of being able to scan directly to a folder without manual intervention. Looks like the iMac is getting a Snow Leopard for Christmas…