Use of Lightroom 1.1 with Leopard

Hey guys,
I currently run Lightroom 1.1 with Mac OS 10.4.11. I'd like to upgrade to Leopard, but I'm wondering if I'll have problems with Lightroom when I do so.
Has anyone had any experience of this ? or can you give me some useful advice ?
Many thanks for your time,
John.

Lightroom runs fine in Leopard.
BTW: you would be better served by upgrading to Lightroom 1.4.1 (free upgrade from 1.1). Lightroom 2.x (paid upgrade) adds many more features and is capable of running in 64bit mode with Leopard.

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