Apple Still Working on 10.4.11
Amidst the growing excitement over the upcoming Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) release, we've overlooked news of Apple's ongoing progress with a final update to Mac OS X 10.4.
Apple has continued with frequent seeds of Mac OS X 10.4.11 to developers. The most recent seed was released to developers last week on October 9th, bringing the development seeds up to builds 8S2161/8S161 for Intel/PowerPC.
The latest updates provide additional bug fixes to Webkit for Dashboard, but there remain some issues with existing Widgets.
Apple has also been hard at work on the final version of Mac OS X Leopard which reached Gold Master candidate last week and should reach Gold Master this week.
Apple has continued with frequent seeds of Mac OS X 10.4.11 to developers. The most recent seed was released to developers last week on October 9th, bringing the development seeds up to builds 8S2161/8S161 for Intel/PowerPC.
The latest updates provide additional bug fixes to Webkit for Dashboard, but there remain some issues with existing Widgets.
Apple has also been hard at work on the final version of Mac OS X Leopard which reached Gold Master candidate last week and should reach Gold Master this week.
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57 months ago
Hope it will be stable as a rock… and by "rock" – I mean mountain chain! :D
… but, I'm still getting Leopard as soon as possible!!! :cool::)
… but, I'm still getting Leopard as soon as possible!!! :cool::)
57 months ago
Amidst the growing excitement over the upcoming Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) release, we've overloaded news of Apple's ongoing progress with a final update to Mac OS X 10.4.
Do you mean "overlooked", by chance?
57 months ago
Although we don't have an official Leopard system requirement yet, it's a good news for those Macs which cannot run Leopard and yet to have a rock solid 10.4.x system.
57 months ago
Although we don't have an official Leopard system requirement yet, it's a good news for those Macs which cannot run Leopard and yet to have a rock solid 10.4.x system.
For many's sake, I hope they lower the minimum speed limit back down to 800 MHz although the video cards on those systems may be another reason Apple doesn't want to let people run Leopard on them. :confused:[ Read All Comments ]
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