Apple Seeds Mac OS X 10.3.9 7W77
Wednesday night, Apple seeded Mac OS X 10.3.9 7W77 to developers. The new seed appears to only contain minor changes to the latest OS X revision with bug fixes for audio drivers, firewire video capture performance improvements, and wake from sleep fixes.
Areas of testing include AFPServer file transfers, BlueTooth, DVD Player, Date and Time
Utilities, FireWire devices, Fonts, Mail, iDisk Syncing, Modems (internal and external), Networking, Printing, Safari, Sleep tests, Terminal, USB Devices, and general system usability & reliability.
The previous seed (7W72) was issued on Feb 26th.
Speculation on the release as well as the final Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) release remain active topics of conversation amongst the Mac faithful. Tiger will be a major topic for developers at WWDC 2005 which takes place between June 6-10 in San Francisco.
Areas of testing include AFPServer file transfers, BlueTooth, DVD Player, Date and Time
Utilities, FireWire devices, Fonts, Mail, iDisk Syncing, Modems (internal and external), Networking, Printing, Safari, Sleep tests, Terminal, USB Devices, and general system usability & reliability.
The previous seed (7W72) was issued on Feb 26th.
Speculation on the release as well as the final Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) release remain active topics of conversation amongst the Mac faithful. Tiger will be a major topic for developers at WWDC 2005 which takes place between June 6-10 in San Francisco.
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(View all)91 months ago
Lets hurry up and get 10.3.9 out. The way I see it this is just one step closer to Tiger! At this rate I probably wouldn't expect a 10.3.10.
91 months ago
wow, pretty fast I guess, nevermind... 10.3.10 here we go and ... Tigerrrr!! Have had some Bluetooth issues when I change network locations continuously , Steve, I mean, apple received a feedback from me already...
91 months ago
It seems pretty clear to me and most others here that we can expect Tiger at WWDC. If I recall correctly, wouldn't developers get a "gold master" edition before it comes out to the public? We would know if that was the case, so it is safe to say the present time frame points to June/WWDC.
91 months ago
Im ready for this update....
The new ethernet driver alone will make it worth it.
The new ethernet driver alone will make it worth it.
91 months ago
Gawd - ya think?
One would've hoped that by now all that "wake from sleep" trouble would have been fixed by now.
Perhaps in Tiger they will be. Either that or we'll be starting all over again from scratch.
One would've hoped that by now all that "wake from sleep" trouble would have been fixed by now.
Perhaps in Tiger they will be. Either that or we'll be starting all over again from scratch.
91 months ago
Gawd - ya think?
One would've hoped that by now all that "wake from sleep" trouble would have been fixed by now.
Perhaps in Tiger they will be. Either that or we'll be starting all over again from scratch.
Count on starting over....
91 months ago
yeh ill be there in the morning, just give me a call and let me know that you actually got up. yep. yeh no problem. okay, g'night. haha... whatever, i won't be late i promise. yeh.. i know which restaraunt. just call me, dork. lol. love you too. good night.
91 months ago
One would've hoped that by now all that "wake from sleep" trouble would have been fixed by now.
You know what's weird?
I've had approximately zero wake from sleep issues, or any other issues not universally present (SMB networking, for instance), in previous builds of OS X.
Until 10.3.8. I've locked up twice waking from sleep since it was installed.
Funny that 10.3.8 had fixes for a problem I had never experienced, and the fixes made me experience the original problem!
Well, at least they poked it good and hard. When chasing an intermittent bug, it's one of the best ways to get a handle on the problem.
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