Mac OS X 10.4.1 Seeded to Developers
Both AppleInsider and independent MacRumors sources claim that Apple has seeded the first builds of 10.4.1 to developers. The build is said to fix more than 20 bugs already reported to Apple regarding various software and hardware incompatabilities with Tiger. Key issues regarding stability and reliability of the OS as a whole are the focus, along with user issues with certain D-link networking equipment.
According to the rumor site, the forthcoming update is expected to be released mid to late-May.
According to the rumor site, the forthcoming update is expected to be released mid to late-May.
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88 months ago
That's one reason I'm waiting for this update before installing Tiger. I'm normally and early adopter, but I'm totally in crunch time at work and can't afford to have tons of quirky problems.
88 months ago
don't have any issues with Tiger at all, but any update is a good one...i hope
88 months ago
I wonder if it'll have "improved networking with window machines" in this one.
88 months ago
88 months ago
please... please please...
Of course I feel they can always improve on graphics drivers... but 10.4 did wonders over 10.3
For one even under 'reduced' CPU setting my Marine Aquarium SS at 1920X1600 (or whatever is the highest a 23inch HD from APPLE goes) shows marked FPS improvement.
390 to 392 was on 10.3
and
430 to 435 on 10.4
Not that visually you can tell that but the numbers don't lie! :p
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